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Sermons Are “Fair Game” in Houston

The Real Warning in the Subpoena Scandal

Written by Albert Mohler | Monday, October 20, 2014

At this point, it is five Houston pastors who are feeling the heat. But these subpoenas stand as a direct warning to every pastor, rabbi, minister, priest, and imam in America. You or I could be next. This is how religious liberty dies. Liberties die by a thousand cuts.  An intimidating letter here, a subpoena... Continue Reading

The Secret of Big Evangelicalism Is the Secret of Great Comedy

In a world of sentiment and aesthetics, an instinctive sense for tastefulness is what makes for a successful marketing strategy.

Written by Carl Trueman | Monday, October 20, 2014

What is interesting is that the chronology of the whole YRR-Driscoll saga falls out along taste/aesthetic lines.    Those who saw the problem early were quickly dismissed as Pharisees, hypocrites, ‘discernment bloggers,’ judgmental, and even racists.  These are all pretty distasteful categories in the late modern world of tolerance and niceness. Those who decried or ignored... Continue Reading

Patrick Henry College President Steps Down

Leadership change comes as school pushes for growth

Written by Daniel James Devine, WNS | Monday, October 20, 2014

The school’s provost, Gene Edward Veith, will step into the role of interim president while the college looks for another leader. By email, Walker told me his departure was amicable, although he declined to describe the issue of disagreement. “The Board and I have the same vision for PHC’s mission and character. But Christians can... Continue Reading

Prayer Changes Us, Not God

Three answers to the question: if God is sovereign, then why pray at all?

Written by Timothy J. Hammons | Monday, October 20, 2014

Prayer is appointed by God for our seeking from Him the things which we are in need of. (Pink them reminds his readers of God’s sovereignty and decree of all things). Prayer is not for the purpose of informing God, as if He were ignorant,… but it is to acknowledge He does know what we... Continue Reading

Why The Church Covers Up Abuse

Four reasons why churches sometimes cover up abuse

Written by Shane Lems | Monday, October 20, 2014

Abuse is an evil that feeds upon silence, secrecy, and shame.  Sometimes people are pressured not to ask or tell about abuse, because it would damage both parties, both families by unnecessarily shaming them.  But ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ is not help.  And of primary importance, we must affirm that our fundamental duty is to... Continue Reading

Government Tells Christian Ministers: Perform Same-sex Weddings or Face Jail, Fines

Officials threaten to punish senior citizen couple – both ordained pastors – if they decline to officiate same-sex ceremonies

Written by Jeremy Tedesco and Jonathan Scruggs | Sunday, October 19, 2014

City officials told Donald Knapp that he and his wife Evelyn, both ordained ministers who run Hitching Post Wedding Chapel, are required to perform such ceremonies or face months in jail and/or thousands of dollars in fines. The city claims its “non-discrimination” ordinance requires the Knapps to perform same-sex wedding ceremonies now that the courts... Continue Reading

Opposite but the Same

The more things change, the more things really do stay the same

Written by Aimee Byrd | Sunday, October 19, 2014

I ran into one while reading Todd Brenneman’s Homespun Gospel. Brenneman’s comparison of Max Lucado and Rob Bell in his chapter, “You are Special,” is spot on. The subtitle is A Tale of Two Hells. Both Bell and Lucado use sentimental means to promote their popular message. They endorse themselves as the cool ones—the ones in... Continue Reading

The Secret to a Happy Life

Maximizing pleasure is our culture’s chief goal, but happiness and pleasure are profoundly different

Written by R.C. Sproul | Sunday, October 19, 2014

Humility is the secret to a happy life. What is humility? Scripture does not say the humble person is Mr. Milquetoast, the wishy-washy person, the spineless man who is a doormat for the world; rather, the humble person is one who fears God. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and such... Continue Reading

Unthinkable Aloofness

Will we worship the Father honorably, boldly minister, and suffer after the pattern of Jesus Christ?

Written by Joseph A. Franks IV | Sunday, October 19, 2014

The call is to minister and prioritize as did Jesus Christ. He was concerned with worshiping the Father in Spirit and in truth. He was diligent to worship God only in the way prescribed in Scripture. He was cautious of keeping God’s Ceremonial Law, and would have been a strong proponent of the Regulative Principle... Continue Reading

What The Muslim World Believes, On Everything From Alcohol To Honor Killings

A sweeping, 226-page report from the Pew Forum explores attitudes and opinions from Muslim communities around the world

Written by Max Fisher | Sunday, October 19, 2014

A majority of Muslims in several countries say that any Muslim who leaves the faith should be executed, with the share who support this nearing two-thirds in Egypt and Pakistan. In Afghanistan, 78 percent say apostates should be killed… the effect is a deeply chilling one for religious freedom, with atheists and converts often persecuted.... Continue Reading

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