Hermeneutical Fidelity – Key Bible Passages in the Same Sex Marriage Debate

By Ken Endean | April 21, 2016 | Comments Off on Hermeneutical Fidelity – Key Bible Passages in the Same Sex Marriage Debate

A Christian Response to “Same-Sex Marriage” and Same-Sex Attraction: Part 4 of 5. by Ken Endean In part 3, I discussed the gift of human sexuality as created and controlled by God and must not be discussed apart from God’s boundary of marriage being clearly stated. Human selfishness abuses and defiles turns God’s gift into…

Human Sexuality – God’s Building Block of a Pure Society

By Ken Endean | April 20, 2016 | Comments Off on Human Sexuality – God’s Building Block of a Pure Society

A Christian Response to “Same-Sex Marriage” and Same-Sex Attraction: Part 3 of 5. by Ken Endean In part 2, I stressed the theological basis for moving forward in the marriage debate. We cannot allow opinion to be based on emotion or revulsion, rather our opinions must be informed by our Scriptural foundations. This emphasis is…

Theological Base – A Firm Foundation for Moving Forward

By Ken Endean | April 19, 2016 | Comments Off on Theological Base – A Firm Foundation for Moving Forward

A Christian Response to “Same-Sex Marriage” and Same-Sex Attraction: Part 2 of 5. by Ken Endean In part 1, I discussed the rise of homosexual acceptance in the wake of the sexual revolution of the 1960s and deliberate activism in support of acceptance. In this article, while I am going to cover things we might…

The Culture Shift – A Survey of Changing Attitudes

By Ken Endean | April 18, 2016 | Comments Off on The Culture Shift – A Survey of Changing Attitudes

A Christian Response to “Same-Sex Marriage” and Same-Sex Attraction: Part 1 of 5. by Ken Endean Introduction: On Thursday, March 3, 2016, the governor of Georgia, Nathan Deal, issued what the Atlanta Journal-Constitution called “a powerful Biblical appeal against ‘religious liberty’ legislation,” claiming he would reject any bill that legalizes discrimination. “The governor said he…

The Biblical Ministry of Warning

By Don Johnson | April 15, 2016 | Comments Off on The Biblical Ministry of Warning

Don Johnson A regular theme of fundamentalist writing on popular trends in ministry, including personalities, methods, movements, and institutions, is cautionary proclamations of warning. You will hear warnings about false teachers, about errant theology and practices, about dangerous ideas and moods (at least in the perspective of the writer). Hopefully, such warnings will be accompanied…

The Three Dimensions of Discipline — Part 3

By Jerry Sivnksty | April 14, 2016 | Comments Off on The Three Dimensions of Discipline — Part 3

Jerry Sivnksty In the last two articles I’ve presented the areas of discipline that are crucial in our lives. First, the discipline of the mind by memorizing and meditating on the Scriptures. Second, the discipline of the body by eating properly and exercising regularly. Now I’m going to discuss the third area of discipline, which…

The Three Dimensions of Discipline — Part 2

By Jerry Sivnksty | April 13, 2016 | Comments Off on The Three Dimensions of Discipline — Part 2

Jerry Sivnksty The second area of personal discipline that is needed in our lives deals with the discipline of the body. This is a very difficult area, and many of the Lord’s people struggle in combating the appetites of the flesh. Many have a desire to see improvement but feel defeated in the constant “battle…

Christian Swearing

By George Stiekes | April 12, 2016 | Comments Off on Christian Swearing

George Stiekes Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good TO THE USE OF EDIFYING, that it may minister grace unto the hearers. Ephesians 4:29 Have you ever looked up the origins of some of the expressions that many Christians (perhaps you) use all the time?

The Three Dimensions Of Discipline—Part 1

By Jerry Sivnksty | April 11, 2016 | Comments Off on The Three Dimensions Of Discipline—Part 1

Jerry Sivnksty One of the greatest struggles that many Christians have is maintaining a proper balance in their lives. This isn’t an easy task, but we should stop to consider how well balanced our lives are. Before I proceed any further, I want to point out that for us to be a disciple of our…

Should Christians Save Money for the Future?

By Thomas Overmiller | April 8, 2016 | Comments Off on Should Christians Save Money for the Future?

Thomas Overmiller David, an acquaintance of mine and a blog and podcast follower, recently submitted this question: I have considered low-risk, long-term investing and saving plans several times in the past, but have not taken steps to arrange anything. One reason for this is the many predictions of economic collapse. Naturally, these predictions trouble me.…