On October 3, 1789, President George Washington issued this proclamation:

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“If ever there should come a wretched day when all our pulpits be full of modern thought, and the old doctrine of substitutionary sacrifice shall be exploded, then there will remain no word of comfort for the guilty or hope for the despairing.”- C. H. SPURGEON

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I’ve been involved in a conversation over at Open Source Theology (a preterist blogsite) on an article in a recent issue of TIME Magazine between an atheist scientist and an evangelical scientist. Apparently the evangelical “lost” the debate and the conversation has centered on why. One poster asked, “Why is faith a more self-perpetuating influence in America than in Western Europe and Australia?” Read the rest of this entry »

I posted on Out Of Ur blogsite earlier this week, and after reading 111 comments, I felt compelled to be # 112 with this:

When I read the comments that state, “there but for the grace of God go I”, I must ask, was the grace of God not with Ted Haggard when he purposed in his heart to sin? Read the rest of this entry »

I responded to a post on Out Of Ur regarding the downfall of Ted Haggard. But this post from a Christian in Singapore really said it well:

“The fact is that some of you are proposing a standard lower than my high-school scout troops. How can it be that children of light can keep behaving like sons of darkness? It is all very odd to me, an Asian.

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I love to sing. I am a trained singer and nothing gives me greater joy than to be able to sing, full voice, the praises of my God and King. We did that this morning in church. Read the rest of this entry »

“I don’t wanna grow up, I’m a Toys-R-Us Kid…” It seems that the argument over how a Christian should dress is still with us after nearly 50 years. As a high school girl in the 1970’s I was as eager to wear short skirts as the next girl. Read the rest of this entry »