With all the ballyhoo going on in congress (and around the world for that matter) I thought it timely to remind everyone just whom is in total control of all things including governments. So for the next couple of months of Sunday’s I am going to run a series of sermons from James M. Wilson … More Sunday’s Sermon Series – Civil Government: Part I
Question: “Is there an argument for the existence of God?” Answer: The question of whether there is a conclusive argument for the existence of God has been debated throughout history, with exceedingly intelligent people taking both sides of the dispute. In recent times, arguments against the possibility of God’s existence have taken on a militant spirit … More “Is there an argument for the existence of God?”
Most you have seen the posts for the American Pastors (APN) “52 Tuesdays” initiative that promotes praying for America each Tuesday between now and election day in November. This is similar but it promotes REVIVAL OF RELIGION AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHRIST’S KINGDOM ON EARTH. Saturday, January 25, 2020 WEEK 4 OF 52 | 146 PARTICIPANTS The following proposal was … More A JOINT RESOLUTION OF UNITED PRAYER
What does it mean to Die to self and surrender to Christ? Why is this one of the hardest things to do as a believer? So many Christians are walking around surrendered to themselves. Paul Washer a preacher and the General Director for HeartCry Missionary Society sets out to explain in this short sermon. … More Die to Self
Biblical History in Broken Jars Why the Bible “Sweats” the Details JOHN STONESTREET WITH ROBERTO RIVERA Stop me if this sounds familiar: Archaeologists digging in Israel discover artifacts buried for about three millennia. Upon close examination, their find either confirms the biblical narrative or at least undermines a long-accepted dismissal of a biblical claim. Okay, … More Why the Bible “Sweats” the Details
Harvard Chair Went to Doubting Wigglesworth How did America’s great Christian colleges come to abandon their faith and become the secular institutions they are today? When Harvard College was founded by the Puritans in 1636, they knew well what they wanted from their school. “Let every Student be plainly instructed, and earnestly pressed to consider … More Today in Church (and U.S.) History
Ligonier Ministries Pro-Choice: What Does It Mean? R.C. Sproul Jan 22, 2020 What is the substance of the pro-choice position? If a woman says that she personally would not have an abortion but does not want to deny someone else’s right to do it, on what grounds would this woman hesitate to get an abortion? Perhaps she … More Pro-Choice: What Does It Mean?
Scientists Confirm Unborn Children Feel Pain During Abortions, as Early as 12 Weeks A “pro-choice” scientist is urging the medical community to put politics aside and consider growing evidence that unborn babies may feel pain as early as 12 weeks of pregnancy. Abortion Has Killed 61 Million Babies, Violates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Dream … More Pro-Life News
Women at Work …in the Home or in the Marketplace 01/22/20 John Stonestreet Brooke Boriack Many modern feminists insist that if women were given the same education and opportunities as men, they would almost certainly choose careers over family. It’s an attitude reflected in the comments by French President Macron a couple of years ago that … More Women at Work
Roe vs. Wade: Abortion’s Religious Dimension When the U. S. Supreme Court handed down the Roe v. Wade decision, on this day, January 22, 1973, they hoped to end increasing controversy over a practice which was allowed in limited instances in some states but almost never in others. Instead, their decision polarized the American people and … More Today in U.S. History, Murder Legalized
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