The new book Ex-gays? discusses a very thorough longitudinal study on ex-gay therapy, and confirms that therapeutically impressive results are provided by such therapies, and…
This series contains the following posts: Darwinism Impeding Science I – Spontaneous Generation or Creation Darwinism Impeding Science II – The Appendix Darwinism Impeding Science…
My uncle sends me a lot of these patriotic conservative spams, some of which are schmaltzy, some jingoistic, and some really good. This one, a…
American Thinker has a nice post entitled Judeo-Christian Values, in which they examine America’s Founding Fathers’ view of religion and state, and they make some…
“Your book is, in my opinion, so contemptible and worthless that I feel great pity for you for having defiled your beautiful and skilled manner…
Fifth in the series, this is the last sermon in the series. It covers The Revealing of God’s Call The Re-education of God’s Call The…
In What I Like About Rick Warren, New City Press has really done a nice job of reconsidering the overly negative, critical approach that many…
One of the main biblical arguments for the existence of God is the amazing beauty, complexity, and integration of the created, living world. As the…
Tom Pryde has written a tragically humorous article critical of "non-sectarian" prayers – and while I am liberal egalitarian enough to actually perhaps agree with…
From my hermeneutics class: Q: How is the doctrine of the perspicuity of Scripture related to the Hermeneutic principle of single meaning? My Answer: The…
Author Madeleine L’Engle, whose best known book A Wrinkle In Time was rejected several times before finally being published (and went on to win a…
I often get asked by angry gay advocates why conservatives and Christians are so interested in resisting the gay legal agenda, which most gays think…
D. James Kennedy died today at age 76, and what a significant and great evangelical leader he was. Among his latest and greatest contributions, beyond…
CT has a nice article entitled Reductionist Justice, in which the author discusses the error of Job’s friends, which was to reduce all suffering to…
In Part I, I discussed how rules and regulations are often a false faith, one based on outward observances rather than inward faith. This time,…
One theologically liberal blog I read recently listed the sins of the modern church, and I thought the list was worth discussing from an evangelical…
This series contains the following posts: The Sins of the Church I – Rules and regulations The Sins of the Church II – Creeds, doctrines,…
Here’s my outline for this coming Sunday’s sermon. Any comments? Probably too long for most readers, but a few might like to parse it.
Today, I had lunch with my favorite neofundamentalist pastor, Thomas. Over lunch, we discussed some things, and I wanted to record some topics and insights…
Here’s the latest internet schmaltz that I thought worth publishing. But the message is worthy – God wants us to be happy, even if sourpusses…
Al Mohler, in his most recent post, Heresy Precedes Homosexuality, discusses openly gay Episcopal bishop Gene Robinson, and why he is the poster child for…
ATP has a nice article entitled For the Love of God, in which he bemoans the modern simplistic view of “God is love” – it…
Recently, an Arlington, TX megachurch refused to perform a funeral ceremony for a military veteran who died from "an infection" because he was gay. This,…
In this third part in the Finding God’s Call series, I am endeavoring to remove one of the most significant misunderstandings in the Christian church…