Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: The Gospel
Our world is under the full frontal assault of immorality and deception, and the leaders of our churches are too worried about keeping their jobs and keeping their businesses going to equip or prepare the body of Christ for the onslaught! My sons are 14 and 11. They attend a public school where they … Continue reading CHURCH LEADERSHIP SHOULD BE EQUIPPING US
Two years ago I wrote a rather critical and sarcastic postĀ about the Church, at a time when I felt particularly unloved and unappreciatedĀ in the churches I had attended over the previous few years. My attitude was actually defensive: I felt offended and disappointed. I was so concerned with how I felt that it didn't occur … Continue reading ARE CHRISTIANS UNLOVING?
Christians are often accused ofĀ ājudgingā or of being ājudgmentalā because theyĀ express an opinion that something is wrong. It never occurs to the accuser that when they pointĀ that finger they are themselves making a judgment. In the eyes of the accuser hisĀ own opinion is valid, while the other's isn't. (DR. MAZ "Good Travel") Without doubt, some … Continue reading ARE CHRISTIANS JUDGMENTAL?
(ALGORITHM: "Cumulus") This upcoming Sunday February 9th has been designated the ninth annual 'Evolution Sundayā, upon which many churches and clergymen will celebrate the birthday of Charles Darwin, reaffirming their belief in evolution and professing their desire to teach Darwinian evolution in their churches, homes, and schools. They assert that teaching anything other thanĀ evolutionĀ fosters ignorance … Continue reading THE HYPOCRISY OF EVOLUTION SUNDAY
Having reviewed what Iāve learned about Vincent Van Gogh in recent times, it seems to me that aside from his art, his life and character could be summed up in three words: "passion", "loneliness" and "faith". (Lamplighter, "Lux") Having lost connection with his faith, his suicide was an expression of two of these: loneliness led … Continue reading VINCENT VAN GOGH, GOD AND ME
Fuel for Faith, Food for Thought 