Acts 13:48 and Evangelism: Great Falls, MT

   I get a weekly e-mail from John Shelby Spong (no, it isn’t personal: it’s mass produced). The things people write to him are often utterly amazing to me. But today’s was most notable. Grimes G. Slaughter (that’s what it said, honestly) wrote: I have just been fired as a Jr. High Sunday School teacher at the First Presbyterian Church in

The Anti-Christian Litigation Union is busily running about the US doing all it can to protect the sensitive souls of atheists from any public appearance of religion once again this holiday season. But if you really want to know the truth, listen to George Washington’s establishment of the observance of Thanksgiving: George Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation Whereas it is the

I will be on with Janet Mefferd today at noon my time. I have no idea if that will be live anywhere, always recorded…just don’t know. But, I’ll be on! Had a great double ascent of South Mountain this morning, and snapped this picture on the way down the second time. A bit hard to see, but each of those

My quick blog run and e-mail review netted some pretty odd stuff this morning.     First, it is amazing to watch the rioting, armed thuggery, etc., associated with the publishing of caricatures of Mohammed in Danish newspapers, and now newspapers across Europe. Michelle Malkin has the entire story. Muslims attacking EU offices with guns, demonstrations in the streets, and all

Didn’t get enough of the Word on the Lord’s Day today? Well, Dr. James Renihan, one of the leading Reformed Baptist scholars in the US, head of the Institute for Reformed Baptist Studies at Westminster Seminary in Escondido, spoke in our services today. His morning message was on Revelation chapters 4 and 5. His seven observations, and then three points,

   Dr. White described James Cameron’s preface to The Jesus Family Tomb as “Wide-eyed acceptance of absurd claims joined with a gross and abysmal ignorance of simple historical facts and methodology.” I thought a few examples would solidify his point.    During interviews, Cameron has made sure to point out he is not a theologian. He proves this in his preface: “At

Guest blogger Alan Kurschner developed the blog infection and succumbed. Here’s his new blog. No word on if a memorial service is planned. 🙂

   For those who have encountered yet another “Ergun Caner Uses Small Parts of Spurgeon Sermons” post on his website, enjoy reading the entire sermon. Remember, Ergun thinks Spurgeon denied limited atonement, too. He is tremendously selective as to what he will respond to and what he will not. I have said many times, the amazing thing about the statement “Jacob