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George Washington Carver, his Faith, & the Peanut

July 13, 2020

American Minute with Bill Federer George Washington Carver, his Faith, & the Peanut “Only alone can I draw close enough to God to discover His secrets” READ MORE

News to Ponder (Various Sources)

July 13, 2020

The woke ‘circus’: Charles Barkley torches sports leagues for caving to social justice mob Protests erupt over Detroit police shooting — then police chief destroys narrative with video footage Feds deny Gov. Walz’s request for aid to rebuild after Minnesota faces $500 million in riot damages Liberal law professor fires back at Mitt Romney for … More News to Ponder (Various Sources)

Sunday Sermon Series – The Almost Christian

July 12, 2020

Entonces Agripa dijo a Pablo: Por poco me persuades a ser cristiano (AMP and RVR 1960) Preached in the 1700’s this sermon is SO relevant today. Mr. Whitfield’s first point, “what is meant by an almost-Christian” is more than evident when we consider here in the U.S.A. alone that In Pew Research Center … More Sunday Sermon Series – The Almost Christian

Children & the Culture War

July 12, 2020

Today’s Breakpoint: Children, the Church, and the Culture War God’s Blessings Ain’t (Just) a Strategy 07/6/20 John Stonestreet and Shane Morris A few days ago, a colleague shared comments he and his wife get when people find out they have seven kids: “Are they all yours?” “Were they all planned?” “What are you, Mormon?” And, most … More Children & the Culture War

Hollywood “Woke?”

July 12, 2020

CLEANING OUT MY DRAFT FOLDER AND FOUND A FEW UNPUBLISHED GEMS. The irony is they (those opposed to Christian Values) will immediately shout from the highest level that we should not be judgmental against their views yet that is exactly what they are doing to us. Of course this could come as no surprise to … More Hollywood “Woke?”

Local Christian Faithfulness in a Time of Anarchy

July 12, 2020

CLEANING OUT MY DRAFT FOLDER AND FOUND A FEW UNPUBLISHED GEMS. This week on The Sword and The Trowel, Tom Ascol and Jared Longshore talk with Pastor Chad Vegas about the relationship of church and state and how pastors should be engaging and relating in their local communities. OR LISTEN NOW

Saturday’s Military Devotional – Hungry and Thirsty

July 11, 2020

AMP and RVR 1960 CONTEXT: AT first glance this may not seem the most logical verse for a “Military” devotional but bear with me through the next two sections and I hope I can convince you otherwise. We have here a verse from the great text known by two distinct names. First it is part … More Saturday’s Military Devotional – Hungry and Thirsty

How to Listen to an Expository Sermon

July 11, 2020

I remember studying in Bible college and when I first started preaching that “everyone” told me two things you need to keep your sermons to no more than 30 minutes or you will lose folks attention you need to preach on relatable things to keep folks coming back I being the rebellious type that I … More How to Listen to an Expository Sermon

Dems call for boycott of Hispanic-owned food company Goya after CEO praises President Trump

July 11, 2020

My wife is Hispanic, (Puerto Rican) and Goya is a staple in our house. The left is nuts if they think this will deter it’s consumption. 🙂 Dems call for boycott of Hispanic-owned food company Goya after CEO praises President Trump Unsurprisingly, AOC is leading the charge BRECK DUMAS Democratic politicians and leftists on Twitter … More Dems call for boycott of Hispanic-owned food company Goya after CEO praises President Trump

Is eternal security a “license” to sin?

July 11, 2020

Question: “Is eternal security a ‘license’ to sin?” Answer: The most frequent objection to the doctrine of eternal security is that it supposedly allows people to live any way that they want and still be saved. While this may be “technically” true, it is not true in reality. A person who has truly been redeemed … More Is eternal security a “license” to sin?