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The War on The Sinners Prayer & Easy Believerism

  In today’s Christian church the word “born again” has...

Kenneth Copeland Ministries Ups Being a Scumonaut by Bragging About New G5 Jet

It was brought to our attention that Copeland “Ministries” or...

Francis Chan: “One Hundred People Saved in One Year is Not a Success”

Recently, we posted an article on the topic of IHOP...

Matt Chandler and Village Church Endorses Lent

Evangelical hipster, and the go-to boy when it comes to...

Stop Calling Error “Anointed”

Where do you draw the charismatic line? 30 years ago...

Worshiping The Celebrity Jesus – (Tyler Perry’s “The Passion”)

My wife told me about it last week. I knew...

Godliness and Heterosexuality

I recently wrote an article at Pulpit & Pen that...

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?

Josh Duggar, Scumbaggery, and the Gospel

Josh Duggar is a serial adulterer. Josh Duggar is a...

Sick, Selfish Woman Admits She Supports Killing Innocent Children.

Just for the record, if a fetus could write poetry & make pottery, I'd still favor abortion because no one has a right to my body. — Rebecca Watson (@rebeccawatson) July 30, 2015

Doctrines of Devils

We are living in the most significant, yet volatile, days of history; wherein, civilizations have become intertwined with all kinds of politics, economies, relationships, governments, people groups, racial backgrounds, religions, Christianity (God's way of living for time and eternity), the internet wave, astronomy and space travel, education, commerce, worldwide travel, conflict with violence between nations, worldwide natural disasters, famine and pestilences. It is hard to travel ANY where in the world to find peace and harmony with the absence of fear. God-given family life is being attacked and falling apart due to divorce, the sodomite (homosexual- GAY agenda, pornography, adultery, bestiality, polygamy, and all forms of wicked immorality), art, media, unprincipled movies, ungodly forms of music, greed, avarice, hatred, disobedience of children, and the list is expanded in the Bible of I Timothy 4 and I

Rejoicing in Christ in a fallen world.

In the wake of recent happenings in the US that greatly affect Christians, some believers may be wondering what this world is coming to. Much of this has come as a shock to many, especially the "cultural Christian" segment, or the new religious right. After the supreme court ruling declaring it illegal for states to ban same-sex marriage, many emotions including disappointment, shock, and anger and even hatred spread throughout the dissenting population. While grieving over sin is both healthy, and righteous (Luke 6:25), we need to remember one thing--God is sovereign over all. So while we can be disappointed, we can have opinions, we can talk, pray and express our thoughts and feelings, let's not forget who we represent, and who we are to rejoice in--Jesus Christ. And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. - Romans 8:28

The Evangelical Counter-Reformation

If you ask the average Evangelical church-goer today what the difference is between Protestantism and Catholicism, you're likely to get a variety of answers. Some will tell you that Catholics believe in a works salvation, but many won't really understand what that means. Others may tell you that Catholics worship Mary and Protestants don't. But the overwhelming majority are likely to have no idea what the difference is, and this is rather disturbing. While many of these people will be able to articulate the Gospel, Catholicism is quickly becoming seen as "just another denomination," with some strange twists. They are no longer being seen as the counterfeit Church, the ancient enemy of the Gospel that the reformers fought so hard and gave their lives to expose and separate from. The muddying of these waters is not unaccounted for, however, and it comes as no surprise, since today we have so many Evangelicals afraid to speak out against Rome, and fornicating with her in many ways.

The Gospel, According to the Southern Baptist Convention

The Gospel. The original word is “εὐαγγέλιον,” or “euaggelion,” in...

The Gospel Coalition: Advances Russell Moore-Flees from Gospel

The Gospel Coalition, a network of evangelical churches founded by D.A. Carson, and Tim Keller, has been in a downward slide since it's inception. While the original intent of the coalition seemed well, the accountability within the organization has been less than stellar. In other words, the members of the council of the TGC hold eachother to such a high regard, that any criticism of it's members is looked at as malice. Besides Tim Keller, a well known evolutionist, who does not hold to the absolute authority of Scripture, TGC has aligned itself with many liberal members over the years. Members, such as Mark Driscoll, and James MacDonald, whose association with the organization has backfired, yet TGC has managed to stay alive and well.