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Why I’m Not a Baptist!

Personal reflections on the coherence of Scripture’s teaching on children in the covenant.

Written by G. I. Williamson | Thursday, November 12, 2015

When I was a student of theology at Pittsburgh-Xenia Seminary over half a century ago I wondered why God did not inspire one of his apostles to settle this issue once and for all with a simple statement — one way or the other — either that ‘children of believers are to be baptized,’ or... Continue Reading

Polk Teacher’s Resignation Letter Hits a Nerve

A Polk County, Fla., public school teacher's letter of resignation has apparently hit a nerve with frustrated teachers and parents nationwide.

Written by Robin Sussingham | Thursday, November 12, 2015

“It just hurt to see the frustration on all the children’s faces,” she said. ” Five-year-olds are not allowed to play, they’re not allowed to talk. They don’t know the names of other kids in their classroom because they’re not allowed to talk to them.”…. Bradshaw says she was prompted to quit when she realized... Continue Reading

Alan Chambers Says “Sin is Irrelevant.” Is He Right?

Chambers is antinomian in his approach to all sin—including homosexuality

Written by Denny Burk | Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Chambers is misleading people about the nature of biblical Christianity. Biblical Christianity teaches that if the faith that saves you doesn’t change you, then it doesn’t save you. God progressively transforms all of his children into the image of Christ through the power of the Spirit (2 Cor. 3:18). Thus the moral status of homosexuality... Continue Reading

The Suffragettes Would Not Agree With Feminists Today on Abortion

Many early champions of women's rights in the U.S. opposed it

Written by Marjorie Dannenfelser | Monday, November 9, 2015

Many of today’s feminists see abortion as one of the touchstones of their movement. Yet many of the early leaders of the women’s suffrage movement in the U.S. believed that the rights of mother and child are inextricably linked and that the right to life and the right to vote are rooted in the inherent... Continue Reading

High School Coach Put On Leave After Refusing To Stop On-Field Prayers

The high school football coach who refused to stop praying on the field after Bremerton, Wash., school district officials ordered him to, has been placed on paid leave.

Written by Leigh Jones | Sunday, November 8, 2015

Kennedy, a former Marine, began working at Bremerton High School as an assistant coach in 2008. He soon started praying on the field after games. The single, personal prayer sessions eventually attracted players, fans, and other coaches—all joining in voluntarily. Earlier this month, school officials ordered him to stop. When he refused, they benched him.... Continue Reading

The Stand That Saved My Soul

Dave made a stand for Christ that night at Virginia Tech. God used him to get a message to me.

Written by Garrett Kell | Saturday, November 7, 2015

“Over the next few days and weeks I continued to read the Bible and have conversations with Dave. He told me that God made me to love and worship Him. He explained that the guilt I was feeling was God showing me that I was in rebellion against Him and was on my way to... Continue Reading

Re-orienting Our Understanding of Sexual Orientation

Rosaria Butterfield's message to the Church

Written by Cheryl DeGraff | Saturday, November 7, 2015

“Christians need to be careful not to add an unbearable weight to the burden, Butterfield cautioned. ‘The solution for all sin is repentance’. Butterfield said that while Christians can struggle with homosexual temptations, they cannot just add Jesus to the mix and not repent. ‘Make no mistake. This is spiritual war. Our identity cannot be... Continue Reading

Houston Stuns Observers, Handily Rejects Transgender Bathroom Ordinance

The coalition came together and united behind one message – no men in women's restrooms – and it resonated.

Written by Michael Foust | Friday, November 6, 2015

“Any man at any time could enter a woman’s bathroom simply by claiming to be a woman that day,” a female voice said. “No one is exempt. Even registered sex offenders could follow women or young girls into the bathroom. And if a business tried to stop them, they’d be fined.” At the end of... Continue Reading

This One Word Can Make Or Break Your Relationship, Research Says

But: The three-letter word that can make or break your relationship.

Written by Sarah Berry | Thursday, November 5, 2015

This is because the one word that can make a difference to your relationship is not ‘sorry’ (although this is important too) nor, oddly, ‘ouch’ or ‘oops’. Instead the word is ‘but’. And the ‘but’ is what separates, and simultaneously holds together in one thought two opposing things, our lover’s faults from their brilliance.    ... Continue Reading

The “New” Evangelism

Presbytery of the James (PCUSA) hopes to reverse decline in church attendance by funding a Union Seminary professor of evangelism who has a gospel of whatever people want it to be.

Written by Sue Crye | Thursday, November 5, 2015

Vest was asked if he accepted orthodox doctrine on for example, the Trinity and the atonement. Vest answered opaquely, “I would not say that I’m not orthodox.”  When pressed about whether he accepted the Nicene Creed, he did not respond but suggested that his teaching would not be about his faith (or apparently the church’s... Continue Reading

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