April 30, 2009
"Change Has Come to America"
Please visit the Family Research Council
April 28, 2009
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April 16, 2009
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April 12, 2009
Recently, I posted an interesting article by Richard Abanes, Don’t Believe Everything You Read, where he discussed the relatively new problem of bloggers “who, under the guise of discernment/apologetics (i.e., Online Discernment Ministries), attack other Christians… ” I know from first hand experience that this is a real issue; however, shouldn’t Christians be warned of false teachers? Shouldn’t we defend the purity of the Gospel?
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April 12, 2009
HE IS RISEN!
April 10, 2009
No one likes to be judged, but everybody does it. Outside the church, of course, are those who embrace a relativistic ethic, wherein there is no objective right or wrong. Suggest otherwise to these good people, however, and you will know they believe you have embraced something objectively wrong. The one iron-clad moral law of our age is “Thou shalt not say there are any moral laws.” Inside the church things happen a smidge …
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April 7, 2009
Another good article…
We are to focus much more on what is good than what is evil. This is one of the lessons I sought to teach in The Discipline of Spiritual Discernment. “Our efforts in discernment should revolve around knowing the truth so that we might see the evil in contrast to what is true. The reason it is better to focus on what is true is simple: error is constantly changing, shifting and morphing into new forms, always …
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April 7, 2009
If you aren’t already a subscriber to Tabletalk magazine, I highly recommend it. Typically, our copy is kept in the master bath where the little ones take their evening baths. That way, while bubbles fly and rubber ducks dance, I can settle onto the tub side bench and read a thought provoking article or two. This month’s issue hasn’t disappointed me! Here is a sample for you – …
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April 1, 2009
It’s that time again! Our mother/daughter one-day retreat gives you and your daughters (of all ages) the rare opportunity for a day away together. Be refreshed and renewed …
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