Well, first it is good to be back after a couple of weeks off visiting family and friends in the grand ole city of Chicago, Illinois. As always there is plenty of things happening that should be of interest to Evangelicals. Since I have been away an interesting case arose in England. A British court… Continue Reading
Let there be no mistake. The Bible explicitly reveals if someone confesses their sin that God is faithful and just to not only forgive the transgression but God is able and does cleanse the confessor from all unrighteousness (1 John1:9). This is an indeed a glorious and one of the few absolute promises in all… Continue Reading
There is no more important issue that confronts our society than life. When does it begin? When should it end and under what conditions? Who has the final say? These and other questions are amongst some of the most fundamental questions human will ever have to wrestle. Life is not like a movie where when… Continue Reading
Happiness is a Warm Puppy is the title of a book written by Charles Schultz. Schultz, as many of you would know, is the creator of the Peanut cartoon. Though we have an explosion of social media platforms like Facebook it has been demonstrated in the UK the issue of loneliness is on the rise.… Continue Reading
Something is true until it is no longer practical . This worldview is a direct affront to the long held understanding amongst many people, not just Evangelicals there was something called “Absolute Truth.” Come “Hell or high water” if we really believed something was true we were willing to suffer the consequences, whatever they maybe.… Continue Reading
I believe we have entered an era where we have unwittingly embraced the doctrine of salvation by death as opposed to the proper doctrine of salvation by faith which is shorthand for salvation by faith alone in Christ alone by grace alone to the glory of God alone. The ubiquitous response to ANYONE who… Continue Reading
It is important to ensure I do not lose anyone right off the bat so let me deal with the word “immutable.” It means “unchanging over time or unable to be changed.” When used theologically it refers to our understanding that God does not, because He CAN NOT, change. Unlike humans who are constantly in… Continue Reading
