Fur and Feathers Flew over Jansenism How wrong we were! I only had my eyes opened yesterday.” With those words opens one of Christianity‘s best-known religious satires–the Provincial Letters. The first of the letters appeared on this day in Paris on this day, January 23, 1656. But who wrote it? No one was saying. And with good reason. There … More Today in Church History
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
I have not read the book that is referenced here, but as a parent and grandfather I can tell you that in this age of social media, peer pressure and poorly balanced education in public schools; talking with, not to, our children daily, is more important than ever. – Mike Your Kids Need You to … More Your Kids Need You to Talk to Them
No os engañéis; Dios no puede ser burlado: pues todo lo que el hombre sembrare, eso también segará. 8 Porque el que siembra para su carne, de la carne segará corrupción; mas el que siembra para el Espíritu, del Espíritu segará vida eterna. (RVR 1960) God will not be made of fool of by His creation. We … More Galatians 6:7-8
FROM R.C. Sproul Jul 09, 2018 What Is the Unpardonable Sin? “Assuredly, I say to you, all sins will be forgiven the sons of men, and whatever blasphemies they may utter; but he who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit never has forgiveness, but is subject to eternal condemnation” (Mark 3:28–29). I cannot tell you how many times … More What Is the Unpardonable Sin?
Hit Pause on Gene Editing Time for the Administration to Act 01/17/20 John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera As I said in a BreakPoint commentary last month, gene-editing technologies such as CRISPR and what’s being called “Prime Editing” are “existential threats.” We have no idea what our attempts to play god with the human genome will unleash on … More Hit Pause on Gene Editing
We all deal with pride, sometimes it is an okay thing like being a proud papa. There is nothing wrong with feeling a since of pride in accomplishing a job, especially a difficult mission. But where does pride cross the line and bring one low as our text says? The following from QotQuestions.org helps to … More Saturday’s Military Devotional
The Opioid, Mental Health, and HIV Crisis Is There Reason for Concern? January 3, 2020 • Keith Wiebe, Gary Dull • Guest: Shannon Royce The Opioid, Mental Health, and HIV Crisis. Is There Reason for Concern? We are joined by Shannon Royce (Dir. of the Center for Faith and Opportunity Initiatives; U.S. Department of Health … More The Opioid, Mental Health, and HIV Crisis: A Reason to be Concerned
Note the last paragraph, it really shows where the true prejudice in this country lies. A Christian leader in North Carolina is suggesting that a recent ruling by a federal judge implies minorities in the state don’t care enough about voter integrity to obtain a free ID so they can vote. Continued at Source: Obama … More Obama judge nixes ID law, erases will of voters
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