Passover and the Discipline of Remembering JOHN STONESTREET WITH MARIA BAER – Friday 10 Apr 2020 It doesn’t happen every year, but this year it did. Yesterday, Maundy Thursday fell on the first full day of the Jewish Passover. What makes this an especially poignant convergence is that the meal we remember every Maundy Thursday, … More Passover and the Discipline of Remembering
Prior to the current COVID-19 crisis President Trump and his deplorable’s as his supporters are known were often accused of hate speech. Why mostly because they expounded biblical doctrine that did not agree with the liberal left’s agenda. Were they lying no, were they being malicious in their intent no, they were just speaking out against … More Hate Speech
It should be obvious that C.S. Lewis who died in 1963 can not have written about COVID-19 specifically. However his classic “On Living in the Atomic Age” is appropriately relevant. I offer it to you in two formats: A text document: CSLewis-Living-in-an-Atomic-Age and a video entitled On Living in An Atomic Age by C.S. Lewis Doodle … More C.S. Lewis and COVID-19
R.C. Sproul Apr 01, 2020 What Was God’s Purpose in the Cross? The doctrine of limited atonement (also known as “definite atonement” or “particular redemption”) says that the atonement of Christ was limited (in its scope and aim) to the elect; Jesus did not atone for the sins of everybody in the world. In my denomination, we examine young … More What Was God’s Purpose in the Cross?
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I often hear today modern evangelicals saying things like, ‘oh doctrine is not so important as…’ It leaves me wondering if they even understand what doctrine is: Webster’s 1828 American Dictionary of the English Language defined it thus: DOCTRINE, noun [Latin , to teach.] 1. In a general sense, whatever is taught. Hence, a principle or position in … More The Puritans’ Passion for Doctrinal Purity
The other day I had a difficult discussion (online) with someone who demanded to know how I could follow a God that would allow so much suffering in the world. Trying to explain mankind’s refusal to humble themselves and acknowledge God has man-made COVID-19, consequences basically fell on deaf ears. This morning I awoke to … More Covid-19 And The Humbling Of America
Why We Shouldn’t Get Used to Online Church JOHN STONESTREET WITH SHANE MORRIS Last week, a pastor at a megachurch in Tampa, Florida was arrested for holding services in defiance of a ban on public gatherings. The very idea of the government arresting a pastor for holding worship services in America raised plenty of red … More Why We Shouldn’t Get Used to Online Church
How Christians Can Show Christ During the Coronavirus Crisis JOHN STONESTREET WITH ROBERTO RIVERA Though the world has changed dramatically in the last few weeks, the call for Christians to be salt and light hasn’t. That’s one of the difficult things about our faith. The Biblical instruction is clear enough: Here’s what God is doing … More How Christians Can Show Christ During the Coronavirus Crisis
Easter is about the power of God, His hatred of sin and His great love for an undeserving mankind What’s Easter all about? What does this solemn yet celebratory week say about God? About Jesus? To mankind? And what difference should Easter make in our lives today? Easter week is the most sacred of all … More Easter
My response to this article is at the bottom of the page By Michael Brown, CP Op-Ed Contributor There is precedent in Scripture for godly people saying no to the governing authorities. There are times when, to use the words of Peter, “We must obey God rather than man” (Acts 5:29). Is today one of those … More When churches say no to the government
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