The Mega-Church and Positive Thinking cults merge in Joseph Prince’s Mega-Empire. A recent interview on Fox News showed the well-groomed Prince speaking of Jesus. His mistaken interpretation of the Bible at several points was evident. Initially, Prince pits Moses against Jesus as if the Bible portrays two religions. His misappropriation of biblical language, especially “grace” … Read more
Here are four crucial biblical reasons why women should not be preaching. Before we look at these, it is imperative that the definition of preaching be established as the Bible portrays it and not as the culture has re-defined it. When Jesus came on the scene after His incarnation, the purpose was to save His … Read more
Historically, many theologians and Bible scholars have embarked to understand and explain who Jesus Christ is. The formal term for this kind of study is called Christology. Christology is defined as a specific type of theology that focuses on the person, nature and role of Christ. Basically, Christology answers the following two questions, “who is … Read more
Since the 1960s in the western world, a movement began that was initially designed to give women liberties that, supposedly unto that time, were restricted from them based on gender alone. “Women’s-Lib,” as it was often referred to, may have begun with laudable aims, such as the fair-pay of women in the work-force, or overcoming … Read more
Pope Francis’ favorite journalist, to whom he has granted many one-on-one interviews, claimed yesterday in an Italian publication that the Pope has explicitly told the interviewer that he denies that Jesus was divine during his earthly life. Eugenio Scalfari, writing for La Repubblica made the claims that Francis has personally told him that he doesn’t believe … Read more
It is a common assumption among African American Christians that they are the “Black Church” and that they have unique needs and thereby are distinct from “White Christianity.” Is this a legitimate matter? A prominent spokesman, Kyle J. Howard, has spoken of ethnic matters grounded in history as “African American concerns.” See his article here. … Read more
Climate change conspiracy theorists and global warming alarmists are using Christian Sacraments as to create havoc, interrupting religious services and profaning church ordinances to push their agenda. The climate change protest was held on Lambeth Bridge in London. In an act of blasphemy, Baptisms and the Eucharist (a Greek word meaning giving of thanks, sometimes … Read more
Editor’s Note: We are so thankful that, once toxic celebrity personalities are removed from this debate, positive and helpful theological and textual conversations can be had regarding the issue of translation. Although we do not share KJV-only conviction, we desire the debate to be had without screaming. And so, we first posted Five Good Reasons Reformed … Read more
I want to thank Corbin Hartterr for taking the time to write questions regarding my article, Five Good Reasons Reformed and Confessional Christians Should Use the KJV, and Pulpit & Pen for facilitating this discussion. I think Corbin asked three good questions that are on many people’s minds when this topic is brought up and … Read more
Here are five good reasons why Reformed and Confessional Christians should be using the KJV. Introduction: What is the “Confessional Text” Position? The Confessional Text Position is also known by a few other titles: TR advocacy, The Ecclesiastical Text, The Canonical Text, and The Traditional Text. More recently it has been given the title of … Read more
A contributor to Christianity Today, the default publication of the Evangelical Left, questioned the veracity of the Bible on the grounds that not enough black people helped translate its various English versions. Esau McCaulley, a contributor to Christianity Today (he had a race-baiting article in the publication just today) and proponent of Black Liberation Theology … Read more
Pulpit & Pen is releasing 14 pages of class hand-outs from Jarvis Williams at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (SBTS). The hand-outs, created by Williams, demonstrates that he has taught radicalized Critical Theory, a false gospel, and is trying to indoctrinate SBC students with theological and political leftism. The Scripture-twisting demonstrated in these documents is truly … Read more
Theodore Zachariades has been added to Pulpit & Pen as the full-time Theological Director and a part-time relief editor of our news site. Zachariades will be moving to Sidney, Montana to work at the publication’s headquarters. We pray that Zachariades’ addition to Pulpit & Pen will allow our publisher, JD Hall, to have more time … Read more
The ERLC has published an article on Jesus and women written by a lesbian Critical Race Theory / Intersectionality advocate. What could possibly go wrong here? Rebecca McLaughlin recently wrote an article for the ERLC website on “How the Gospels Show that Jesus Valued Women.” Russell Moore and his ERLC work overtime to push Evangelical … Read more
JD took time for a phone call interview with Steven Anderson, the controversial Independent Fundamental Baptist preacher from Arizona. We wrote about this turn of events in the post, Bizarre Turn: Steven Anderson Now Embraces Calvinists. A Reformed Baptist in the Phoenix area began to talk with Anderson, befriending him and explaining beliefs related to … Read more
