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Top Fifty Stories of 2012 on The Aquila Report, Part 4

Numbers 11 through 20

Written by Staff | Monday, December 31, 2012

Again this year we are featuring a summary of the top 50 stories.  We are breaking the list into 5 parts, 10 a day; starting from the bottom and going up with 20 through 11 Number 20 When to Leave Your Denomination? Should you leave your church if it’s forsaking biblical orthodoxy? Written by Mark... Continue Reading

At Israel school, anyone can learn to be a prophet

Hapartzy believes that the Messiah has already come and that the age of redemption is nigh, so it has possible to have prophets again

Written by Tia Goldenberg, AP | Monday, December 31, 2012

A 27-year-old tennis instructor attending the classes also showed some skepticism. While he expressed interest in the spiritual development the course offers, one crucial detail stands in the way of his religious elevation.  “I’m not going to become a prophet,” he said. “I don’t think it pays very well.”   Instead of long beards and... Continue Reading

The Need to Know Nuremberg: Hobby Lobby, Oliver Stone and the Orwellian United States Government

The Hollywood film director backs up his claim that the US has become an Orwellian state by giving various facts in the interview

Written by Wade Burleson | Monday, December 31, 2012

Watch the US government’s reaction to Hobby Lobby very closely. It would not be surprising to me if the fines against Hobby Lobby were increased into the millions and millions of dollars. It would also not be suprising to me that if Hobby Lobby continues its defiance of Obamacare in the years to come, the... Continue Reading

The Military Balance of Faith and Freedom

A West Point cadet resigns over religiosity at the academy, but other cadets have rights too.

Written by David Skeel | Monday, December 31, 2012

If history is a guide, the military’s handling of its recent religious challenges may put the rest of us to shame. Although the military has lagged behind in its response to some social concerns, the reverse has been true with others. In the second half of the 20th century, the military integrated more fully and... Continue Reading

Why Reading the End of the Bible is a Good Way to End the Year

Yes, I am thinking of that book called Revelation

Written by Don Sweeting | Sunday, December 30, 2012

Churches are also reminded that they are lamp stands. Each church has a light bearing function. We are called to faithfully bear witness to the eternal gospel to the end. God uses our witness to gather a people for himself from every tribe, language, people and nation   Reading the Christmas story is never enough.... Continue Reading

Resolved by the Grace of God

“I shall live for God, not for the ministry.”

Written by Burk Parsons | Sunday, December 30, 2012

Being sensible that I am unable to do anything without God’s help, I do humbly entreat him by his grace to enable me to keep these resolutions, so far as they are agreeable to his will, for Christ’s sake. –J. Edwards   When I was nineteen years old, I joined the staff of a large... Continue Reading

Following the twisting, turning road of sports in 2012

In this way it can serve as a reminder of how God directs through lows and highs and surprises and graces

Written by Barnabas Piper, WNS | Sunday, December 30, 2012

Tim Tebow and Jeremy Lin became overnight sensations as much for their faith as for their athletic prowess. Miguel Cabrera won the Triple Crown in baseball and Calvin Johnson collected more receiving yards than anyone in NFL history.   Looking back on an entire year of sports feels like riding in a car through the... Continue Reading

Top Fifty Stories of 2012 on The Aquila Report, Part 3

Numbers 21 through 30

Written by Staff | Sunday, December 30, 2012

Again this year we are featuring a summary of the top 50 stories.  We are breaking the list into 5 parts, 10 a day; starting from the bottom and going up with 30 through 21     Number 30 At the PCA General Assembly: Overtures Committee report A surprise (to many) vote on the subject... Continue Reading

How Religion Is Making a Comeback on College Campuses

A dramatic shift in the global landscape has made religion a pressing issue on college campuses again

Written by Douglas and Rhonda Hustedt Jacobsen | Sunday, December 30, 2012

Religion, for college students, is not necessarily the old-fashioned ‘organized’ religion handed down to them, but rather something that many of them would call spirituality rather than religion. Douglas and Rhonda Hustedt Jacobsen, authors of No Longer Invisible: Religion in University Education, on how higher education found faith.   During the last four years, we crisscrossed... Continue Reading

Sight, Place, and the Presence of God

Mining worship principles from the Old Testament for New Testament practices

Written by R.C. Sproul | Sunday, December 30, 2012

One of the principles I learn from the Old Testament is this: the whole person is to be engaged in the experience of worship. Certainly, the minds, hearts, and souls of the worshipers are to be engaged, but when we come to worship on Sunday morning, we do not come as disembodied minds, hearts, or... Continue Reading

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