Posted on November 27, 2006 by galatiansc4v16
From SermonAudio.com via CBSNews.com:
(CBS) Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes will marry Saturday in a Scientology ceremony — a wedding that is full of mystery for most people.
Theology professor Dr. Sarah Sumner says the big difference is the way Scientologists look at God.
“In a Christian wedding, the primary witness of the wedding is God himself and [...]
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Posted on November 24, 2006 by galatiansc4v16
A teacher had just finished putting the last pair of galoshes on her first graders, 32 pairs in all. The last little girl said, “You know what, teacher? These aren’t my galoshes.” The teacher removed them from her feet. Then the little girl said, “They are my sister’s, and she let me wear them.” The [...]
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Posted on November 23, 2006 by galatiansc4v16
Here is a great message from my friend Doug Vandermeulen:
Greetings in Christ on Thanksgiving,
God’s decrees are His eternal purpose according to His the counsel of His will whereby, for His own glory, He has foreordained whatsoever comes to pass. He executes His decrees in the works of creation and providence. Here is a [...]
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Posted on November 21, 2006 by galatiansc4v16
Albert Mohler posted the following commentary on this recent development from the PCUSA Newswire:
Another mainline Protestant minister has defied church law, blessed a same-sex union, and yet escaped discipline. In this case the denomination is the Presbyterian Church USA and the minister is identified as “a direct descendant of legendary Puritan theologian Jonathan Edwards.”
From PCUSANEWS:
A [...]
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Posted on November 15, 2006 by galatiansc4v16
Russel Moore, sitting in for Albert Mohler had a great show on the doctrine of imputation and how that affects how we live out the Christian life, and how we deal with a guilty conscience.
My favorite quote was:
In most churches today we are not addressing the cry of the guilt conscience. Instead people are being [...]
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Posted on November 10, 2006 by galatiansc4v16
Family-Integrated Church
by J. Mark Fox
This book is the story of how one church has been working to bring families back together and is surviving and thriving without age-segregated programs. You will laugh, be encouraged, and be inspired. A workable blueprint for change! Paperback; 184 pages; $13.99
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Posted on November 9, 2006 by galatiansc4v16
I got this from FRC, and thought it was just another example of how our postmodern culture is infringing on what most would call “absolute” truths.
In New York City, gender might be more than the sum of your physical parts. The city’s board of health is considering a rule that would allow people to change [...]
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Posted on November 8, 2006 by galatiansc4v16
The story goes that a Korean houseboy was hired by a group of American soldiers during the war to take care of their needs. The soldiers liked this young man, but they tormented him mercilessly. They would nail his shoes to the floor while he slept. They would put grease on the stove handles, or [...]
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Posted on November 1, 2006 by galatiansc4v16
Dr. Albert Mohler has a commentary on an article written in the Good News Magazine by Rob Renfroe, a United Methodist Pastor. I wish there were more UMC pastors like this him.
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Defining the Issues — A Methodist Witness
Dr. Albert Mohler
Rob Renfroe, a minister at The Woodlands United Methodist Church near Houston, Texas, writes a very [...]
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