Russian Spies, Post-Millennialism, and the National Prayer Breakfast

Tara Burton posted an article for Vox today suggesting that Maria Butina (the young Russian woman recently indicted as a spy) used the National Prayer Breakfast to gain access to US Governmental leaders. Burton interviewed Jeff Sharlet regarding one of the most secret and influential Christian organizations in the world. They call themselves The Fellowship…

Read More

Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee Unites Evangelicals – The Atlantic

Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination is the consummation of one of the big bets behind the 2016 election. Many white Christians voted for Donald Trump because they believed he would appoint conservative justices who would protect religious liberty and advance the pro-life cause. Now, ostensibly, they’ve been vindicated. With less than two years in office,…

Read More

Opposing Satan’s Whisperers

God is still in the soul-saving business, but that does not mean there is no opposition. When Saul and Barnabas entered the court of Sergius Paulus in Paphos on that first missionary journey (Acts 13:4-12), there was no doubt that they were involved in spiritual warfare. I am not trying to sound dramatic, but fundamentalists…

Read More

The Rise of Woker-Than-Thou Evangelicalism–Phil Johnson

This excerpt is from a critique of at least some of the T4G and TGC movement by one who probably considers himself a part of both of them. (KSchaal)   The Gospel Coalition (TGC) and Together for the Gospel (T4G) were founded little more than a decade ago to bring Christians together around a shared…

Read More

10 Things You Should Know about Infertility | Crossway Articles

  This important article touches on very important biblical and moral principles to consider as Christian couples face the frustrations of infertility.  It is a very worthy read  (KSchaal)   Infertility is a more common experience than some realize affecting 7–10% of couples. 1. Infertility is a common experience. According to the CDC, approximately 7–10%…

Read More

Religious liberty becomes a main focus for conservatives in Supreme Court nomination – The Washington Post

Raymond Kethledge, one of President Trump’s finalists for the U.S. Supreme Court, has never explicitly stated his views on abortion or same-sex marriage. But he has spoken loudly on an issue that is just as important to conservative court-watchers.In April, Kethledge ruled in favor of Cathedral Buffet, a church-run Ohio restaurant being sued by the…

Read More

100% Enthusiastic, Effective, Participation in the Great Commission

As we were doing some intensive self-evaluation as a church a few years ago about our evangelistic effectiveness, we began wondering what our goal should be for the congregation regarding evangelistic activity. Would 50% of the congregation participating in soul-winning evangelism be sufficient? The problem with a goal like that is that while it is…

Read More