Devotional Thought for Today – 09/01/21

Joel 2 CONTEXT: The book of Joel was the telling of God’s judgment upon His chosen people (Israel), the pagan nations that surrounded them, and the eventual outpouring of the Holy Spirit (restoration of God’s people) Acts 2. Matthew Henry breaks chapter 2 down as follows: God’s judgments. (1-14) Exhortations to fasting and prayer; blessings … More Devotional Thought for Today – 09/01/21

Christians must get involved; pay attention + Grow a Spine Conviction

A family activist dedicated to electing conservative candidates to Congress is warning Christians that if they continue to refuse to get involved in politics, then they will be partly responsible when the world sinks “into another dark age.” SOURCE: Christians must get involved, pay attention Today on The Sword and The Trowel, Tom Ascol and Jared … More Christians must get involved; pay attention + Grow a Spine Conviction

Sunday Sermon Series – Forgiveness in an Age of Rage

The Cambridge Dictionary defines Rage as (a period of) extreme or violent anger. It is easy to see this in everyday life with road rage, unbridled vulgar shouting in public places, and violence in our streets. Then there is our pampered youth; they have things called rage rooms, and scream clubs whatever they can be on campuses today. For many it … More Sunday Sermon Series – Forgiveness in an Age of Rage

Presbyterian, Baptist Churches Join New Coalition of Churches to Promote Killing Babies in Abortions

The title is extremely misleading (it should read one Baptist and a few Presbyterian Churchs… Nevertheless, these churches all are participating in unbiblical practices, and their so-called leaders need to be warned James 3:1. …So far, the new Reproductive Freedom Congregations project has 25 churches signed up — mostly Unitarian along with a few Presbyterian … More Presbyterian, Baptist Churches Join New Coalition of Churches to Promote Killing Babies in Abortions

Two law professors’ amicus brilliantly explains why Roe must go

We pick up today where we left off last week in our series of overviews of important amicus briefs filed in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization which the Supreme Court will hear this fall. We began this series on July 22, and it continues to be well received. The justices will hear the state of … More Two law professors’ amicus brilliantly explains why Roe must go