You're Reading the Bible the wrong way—or so you'll be told if you cite Scripture against what the culture deems to be sacred. Among your critics will be professing Christians. The Rossing dossier Barbara Rossing is a Lutheran (ELCA) professor of New Testament, among other things. She's often lauded for having … [Read more...]
How would John Knox Pray today?
Given the state of this world, how would John Knox Pray today? Roman Catholic Queen Mary feared his prayers. Knox was a mighty pray-er! In the book "Taking Hold of God" Brain G. Najapfour writes, On one occasion Know prayed, 'Give me Scotland or I die,' and the queen said: 'I fear the prayer of John Knox more … [Read more...]
Greek Grammar and Eschatology
Greek Grammar and Eschatology - Over the years I've seen a few examples of Greek words employed during eschatological debates. Now I want to make it clear that when it comes to Greek, I know zilch, and don't pretend to. But the liberal sprinkling of Greek terms is sometimes used to impress and influence those with … [Read more...]
Christian Counseling Change Therapy
Christian counseling change therapy - Below is a video discussion about therapy for gays, lesbians and transgenders. What are the issues surrounding conversion? The pod cast is hosted by Jon Harris of Conversations that Matter. His guests are Rosaria Butterfield and Dr. Andre Van Mol. The guests I know next to … [Read more...]
Reforming Our View of Israel
Reforming our view of Israel—it's high time that Christians, who love God's Word, should let it speak over creeds and catechisms. Some background A few years ago I was invited to contribute to the Omega Letter (OL) run by Jack Kinsella. My brief was Israel, and it was posted on a weekly basis. However, in time, … [Read more...]
Responding to Covenant Theology
Recently, there has been some good work responding to Covenant Theology. Among others, two standout offerings come from Paul Henebury and Michael Vlach. Paul Henebury Otherwise known as Dr Reluctant, Paul Henebury runs a blog and a website, and has written a book. Paul famously responded to The Ninety-Five Theses … [Read more...]
Following Your Own Good
Following your own good—is Man essentially good? Are we evolving into better people, guided by some innate wisdom? The Pope etc An article in FrontPageMag addressed the Left's march to the papacy facilitated by Pope Francis and like-minded cohorts. The pope has raised eyebrows by consistently making problematic … [Read more...]
How did the Apostles Endure Persecution
How did the Apostles Endure Persecution—how should we? Once again, this column isn't my stuff, and that's a good thing! The following thoughts were taken from Paul Washer's essay in the book, "High King of Heaven." Washer asks what enabled the apostles to endure persecution with rejoicing. He responds by saying that … [Read more...]
A Satanic Cosmic Conflict
We do not wrestle against flesh and blood; we are engaged in a satanic cosmic conflict. It is a spiritual battle of high order. Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might. Put on the whole armor of God that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. For we do not wrestle against … [Read more...]
Eternal Communion with the Trinity
Eternal Communion with the Trinity: What was God doing before creation? The Triune God enjoyed a loving fellowship and communion. An Eternally Happy God God did not have to create anything in order to ease His loneliness. He was already incomprehensibly happy, and in love. The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit … [Read more...]
