Monthly Archives: May 2012

I was spending some time in the book of Genesis tonight; just finished going through chapter 42.  This is the part where Jacob’s sons have come back to him and reported that Simeon was left with Joseph (at that time … Continue reading →

I don’t know how anyone could watch this video and come to any conclusion other than that those who advocate for abortion “rights” – knowing the information presented in the clip – are operating on nothing less than a rank … Continue reading →

Dr. James White continues to dive headlong into the premier controversial issue of the present, and has released a detailed response to the “Gay Christian” movement.  Worth a listen since this is a subject that is not going away any … Continue reading →

I want to start part 2 – in which I will interact more directly with Pastor Schuldheisz’s post – by saying that I appreciate the author for taking the time to write the article, and for his clearly articulated desire to … Continue reading →

My cousin linked me to this article on the “Brothers of John the Steadfast” Lutheran blog the other day which deals with the difference between Evidential and Presuppositional apologetics – and why Evidential apologetics is better and “more Lutheran”.  I really do … Continue reading →

Yesterday on the Dividing Line, James White dove head-in to the modern cultural confusion about homosexuality.  He targeted specifically the postmodern approach of much of the modern Church and addressed the issue of the worldviews at play.  For young people … Continue reading →

I’m perpetually behind on my podcasts, but I discovered while catching up on “Wretched Radio” recently that this post got a mention and served as some talking points for Todd Friel for a short 4 minute segment on May 4th. … Continue reading →

Don’t follow this link if you are easily depressed or have a weak stomach.  I doubt we need another proof that things are bad… but there it is for you all the same.

When it comes to sermons, I really appreciate one that makes me laugh.  Maybe enjoying humor coming from the pulpit calls my piety into question, I don’t know, but I do know that it holds my attention like few other … Continue reading →

Not long after linking to this post on facebook, a good friend of mine voiced his concern with my stance on homosexuality (and let the record show that I appreciate him for doing so – rather than just rolling his … Continue reading →