This article makes the statement “A disembodied Church assumes that a disembodied faith is possible.” I wish it had gone further to point out that the assembly together of saint Acts 2:42-43, Colossians 3:16, Hebrews 10:24-25 is implicitly implied as a command in the Bible. Either way, its warning is prudent. Futurists and tech industry … More The Church in the Metaverse
Many Christian parents worry about passing on the faith to their children. Sadly, statistics suggest they should. In 2020, the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University found that just 2% of millennials, a generation now well into adulthood, have a biblical worldview. That’s the lowest of any generation since surveys began. Lifeway Research reports that two-thirds of … More Immunizing Students from Bad Ideas
Prayer Series XXXVI We are deviating from our series on the Lord’s Prayer today, as this devotional image came across my computer this morning and it reminded me it had been a while since we had posted about praying for our nation(s). We can and should as “Christians” have anger or hatred (righteous indignation) towards … More Devotional Thought for Today – 02/18/2022
This article relates to the ongoing saga of the Päivi Räsänen a member of the Parliament of Finland. Who has been on trial for her “faith.” We would ask you to read this article and the following one concerning Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin. NEWS PROVIDED BY – Päivi Räsänen, Member of the Parliament … More Bible Trial Targets the Core of Christian Faith: Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin
We are all guilty of using cliches on occasion. Things like only time will tell, time flies, fit as a fiddle are all examples of everyday cliches. They naturally become part of our conversation without us thinking much about it. But what about cliches that have found their way seemingly into everyday evangelical conversations. Are … More The Danger of Christian Clichés
Today Valentine’s Day will be celebrated globally (Except in countries that prohibit it). Where di this tradition arises from and should church as a group, and Christians, as individuals celebrate it, are a few of the questions answered in the links below. Origins of St Valentines Day Valentine’s Day Belongs to God What is the origin … More Valentine’s Day
Prayer Series XXXI HEBREWS 4 CONTEXT: Reading this chapter it is apparent the overarching theme is that of “the believer’s rest.” However, there is more to that than just laying back and relaxing. Matthew Henry breaks down the chapter as follows: The apostle, having in the foregoing chapter set forth the sin and punishment of … More Sunday Sermon Series – 02/13/2022
Since the contentious 2016 election, many have publicly questioned whether evangelical support for Donald Trump “hurts the Church’s witness.” Others assert that to vote for anyone but Donald Trump warrants excommunication. Over the last two years of the pandemic and all its associated controversies, some have confidently proclaimed that if Christians choose to not wear a mask or not be fully vaccinated … More Our Christian Witness
JUST BECAUSE THE SUPREME COURT HAS HEARD THE DOOBS vs. JACKSON WOME’S HEALTH ORGANIZATION DOES NOT MEAN THE FIGHT IS OVER AS THE BELOW STATS SHOW ►1 out of every 66 deaths in the WORLD is an American abortion. ►1 out of every 4 deaths in America is an American Abortion. ►Half of the deaths … More Pro-Life News Update – 02/09/2022
“Christians” are called to have a “Biblical World View”, this article points out some of the issues face in such a task today. It should go without saying that, in 21st century America, most of the assumptions at work in contemporary culture are not Christian assumptions. And whatever new “normal” is, it’s constantly changing, it’s anything but worldview neutral. As my … More Faithfully Different
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