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Proof of Heaven

Neurosurgeon now convinced there is an afterlife after spending seven days in a coma

Written by Gary Scott Smith | Saturday, October 27, 2012

Alexander emphasizes that he is still a neurosurgeon and a man of science, but he has been fundamentally changed. His life goal is now to help explain a new picture of reality which will show that the universe is “evolving, multi-dimensional, and completely known by a God who cares for us … deeply and fiercely.”... Continue Reading

Propaganda: Giving the Puritans a Bad Rap

A rap song by Propaganda has caught the attention of a number of Christians in the blogosphere

Written by Joel Beeke | Saturday, October 27, 2012

Propaganda promotes the gospel of Christ in other raps, and says that he has learned a lot from reading the Puritans. But his rap song forcefully portrays them as deeply flawed men, profoundly guilty for their participation in the Atlantic slave trade and slave economy.     A new rap song by Propaganda has caught... Continue Reading

Pain, suffering, and truth

Think of the pain we’d have to endure if Christ hadn’t endured it for us

Written by La Shawn Barber, WORLD Magazine | Saturday, October 27, 2012

God uses the afflictions of the faithful to silence His enemies. Pain and suffering give us an opportunity to share the gospel and to bear witness to God’s grace and mercy even through adversity. Pain and suffering make us more dependent on God, bring us closer to God, and make us long for heaven.

Electronic delusion

Teenagers who spend too much time online never really learn about themselves

Written by Janie B. Cheaney, WORLD | Saturday, October 27, 2012

Adolescence is a time of self-questioning and self-testing, looking outside your immediate sphere for clues about the person you really are. Teens shape their identity the same way babies learn to talk and preschoolers learn proper behavior: They interact with others and respond to feedback, both positive and negative. They encounter their limits.

When the State makes the Church do things its way

(Un)reformed discipline and worship

Written by Matthew Tuininga | Friday, October 26, 2012

In each case the Reformed pastors advocated a particular practice on the basis of Scripture and Reformed theology, and in each case the magistrates prohibited that practice for its own reasons. Yet in each case the most conservative Reformed churches today follow the practice once dictated by the magistrates rather than that defended on the basis of Scripture

Women in the Workplace: “Simply Supplementing”

There is an underlying current in some circles that has an overly romantic view of how things used to be.

Written by Rachel Miller | Friday, October 26, 2012

How exactly should businesses go about determining if woman is working to “simply supplement” her husband’s income or working because without her income there wouldn’t be food on the table or a roof over their heads or clothes on their backs?

In Praise of Clerks

Hiring a clerk in place of a secretary makes a lot of sense on many fronts.

Written by Rebecca VanDoodewaard | Friday, October 26, 2012

The role of clerk also gives men the opportunity for job experience and training in a field in which they could serve more substantially later on. We’ve talked to several young men who say that nobody will hire them because they have no work experience, but they have nowhere to get it. If Christian business owners would take on unemployed men as clerks, they would be providing employment and preparation for future employment.

How to Stay Christian in Seminary

He thinks that somehow his real-life Christianity can kick into gear once his real life starts on the other side of graduation.

Written by David Mathis | Friday, October 26, 2012

Chase the trail of “staying Christian” in seminary long enough, and you’ll realize it’s less about what a special season seminary is and more about what Christianity is in every season of life, in every age of church history, in every place on the planet. Staying Christian in seminary is about staying Christian in general.

The intolerant Universalist

The expression of gospel concern for others is a dangerous thing

Written by Carmen Fowler LaBerge with Scott Lamb | Thursday, October 25, 2012

Sewell then identifies what she sees as the root ideological sin of conservative evangelical churches. They preach “their theology of singularity,” which is to say, we believe in the exclusivity of Christ as the sole answer for the problem of sin

Of Babies and Beans? A Frightening Denial of Human Dignity

The logic of the Culture of Death is an assault on the dignity and worth of every human being

Written by Albert Mohler | Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Our total worldview inevitably “informs us in everything we do.” Paul Ryan was simply responding with honesty, and he did not call for a theocracy. Interestingly, Joseph Biden, though a champion of a woman’s right to choose, has repeatedly claimed the influence of his Roman Catholic faith in other arenas of public policy, especially economics.... Continue Reading

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