The Pen
September 21, 2015
Who cares if Obama offends the pope?
If you're not already aware, the antichrist is visiting the USA this week. He will be visiting Philidelphia September 26-27 for the World Meeting of Families, an interfaith gathering led by the Roman Catholic Church that seeks to promote traditional family values in today's culture.
September 21, 2015
40 harmful effects of Christianity #8 – People Dying Because They Don’t Accept Medical Help
“Is anyone among you sick? Then he must call for the elders of...
September 20, 2015
Trusting God’s Heart and Doubting Frank Cox: Former Georgia Baptist Convention President Frank Cox Hears from God and Visits with Angels
When Frank Cox accepted the position of pastor at Pleasant...
September 19, 2015
#StillProtesting: Why We Still Resist the AntiChrist of Rome
This is a picture of me, having tacked the 95 Theses...
September 19, 2015
Why God Has (Likely) Called You to Be a Long-Term Pastor
There I was, 19 years old. One of “my youth”...
September 18, 2015
Questions for Seventh Day Adventist Cultist, Ben Carson
Republican presidential hopeful and former neurosurgeon, Dr. Ben Carson, has...
September 18, 2015
These Are Not the Lord’s Cheeeps
Señor Ramon: There is no flavor. There are no spices....
September 16, 2015
Daily Roundup – September 16, 2015
Below are some articles I found interesting and worth a read. Pro-gay, Pro-Abortion, Bernie Sanders Given Wild Applause at Apostate Liberty University. Robert Jeffress Prays Special Blessing On Donald Trump Shemitah is Over But Nothing Happened 103-year-old Georgia woman banned from her church Convenient Christianity is not Genuine Christianity
September 15, 2015
Can Roman Catholics be Saved?
If you like ruffling feathers, Twitter is the place to...
September 14, 2015
Douglas Wilson, Pedophiles and Pastors
I keep hearing a rumbling in the distance somewhere, the yonder...
September 14, 2015
Jonathan Cahn’s Con – Knowing the Difference Between Shemitah and Shinola
As of this morning, Jonathan Cahn’s best-selling book, The Mystery...
September 12, 2015
Evangelical Leadership Culture and The Jethro Principle: Lamenting Moses Model Church Leadership and Christian Consumerism
Overlaying the Jethro Principle For those who believe in the...
September 11, 2015
The ERLC, Joe Carter and Kim Davis: Wrap-up
For the past two days, I have had an interaction with Joe Carter, a colleague of Russell Moore at the SBC's Ethics and Religious Liberties Commission (ERLC). The interaction revolved around the ERLC's position regarding Rowan County, Kentucky Clerk of Court, Kim Davis, and her decision to not resign from her position while dissenting from issuing marriage licenses to homosexuals. Though our interaction was cordial and appreciated, I nonetheless still believe that the ERLC's position is dangerous and contradictory. Our disagreement seems to revolve around three issues; Is she breaking the law, have accommodations been sought and/or denied, and should she resign from her position?
September 11, 2015
Back-Pedaling Chicanery by ERLC’s Joe Carter and Russell Moore
For the past two days, I have had an interaction...
September 10, 2015
War Room: A Review by Justin Peters
If you do not know the Kendrick brothers by name, you almost certainly know them by their films: Flywheel (2003),Facing the Giants (2006), Fireproof (2008), and Courageous (2011). Stephen, Alex, and Shannon Kendrick have just released their fifth faith-based film, War Room. War Room, starring popular Bible teachers Priscilla Shirer and Beth Moore, looks like it may well be the most successful of their films to date bringing in $11 million just on its opening weekend; more than triple it’s $3 million production budget. Given the popularity of Christian themed films and the considerable buzz about this one in particular, my wife, Kathy, and I went to see War Room on the evening of September 3rd so that I could write a review. For those of you who read my review of Mark Burnett and Roma Downey’s movie, Son of God, you know that I am a bit skeptical of the Christian movie genre as a whole. Nonetheless, I do want to offer what I hope to be a fair review. This review will not touch on every single facet of the movie or even on every theme it presents, but I do hope to address what I believe to be the most important of them.
