Faith

Below is a commentary on the recent tragedy by Dr. R. Albert Mohler, president of Southern Seminary in Louisville, KY. I’m posting his commentary directly because they represent the words of a very theologically and biblially mature scholar. On the one hand they serve as a correction to the many Americans who cannot fathom...
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If you haven’t heard Pat Robertson’s comments on Haiti you can see it here. This is the kind of comment that the old guard makes periodically that gets everyone all riled up. Here’s what Robertson said: “Something happened a long time ago in Haiti…They were under the heal of the French…And they got together...
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The news out of Haiti is terrible. They have been hit by a horrible earthquake and many are feared dead. In times of crisis like this there are two ways to help short of getting on a plane and going there. First, you can pray. Pray for miracles and that those who are trapped...
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It was bound to happen. Ben posted a link to Brit Hume’s original comments on Fox News Sunday that Tiger Woods should convert to Christianity. Here is a follow up interview with Bill O’Reilly: And links to hysterical reaction: Tom Shales thinks Hume should apologize. For what? Shales writes, “It sounded a little like...
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I don’t know what kind of particular notion of Christianity it is that Brit Hume intends, but regardless, in this day it took guts for Brit Hume to publicly say that he believes Tiger Woods, a Buddhist, should convert to Christianity. Check it out: HERE. What I want to point out to the readers...
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Leftists don’t know the Bible. There are many reasons why liberalism is wrong, but for Christians – real Christians who actually believe the Bible is normative – Scripture teaches much about all of life, particularly those subjects that liberals have attempted to hijack and divorce from truth. Liberals lie to and manipulate “the poor”...
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Not even the news of the Christmas turkey bestowed on the country by the U.S. Senate today could dampen our enthusiasm for Christmas. It is a day, after all, that celebrates the birth of the man who when faced with the ultimate Church and State issue wisely said “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s...
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I stumbled upon THIS STORY and was initially amused. But getting past the initial chuckle, the question remains: Is this type of “holiday lawn art” something Christians should endorse? On the one hand, the representation of Jesus toting a double barreled shotgun having just killed both Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer as well as dear old Santa Claus...
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A couple of articles caught my attention this week. Dallas Jenkins is a Christian in the film making business. He decided to make a Christian film. Makes you wonder if the film came down during the alter call. Jenkins has a good understanding of what makes a film “Christian.” I have mixed feelings on...
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 I want to bring to your attention a conference taking place on the campus of Westminster Seminary California from January 15-16, 2010. This conference, entitled “Christ, Kingdom & Culture” is all about the ancient question of how Christians should relate in and to the world in the various arenas of work, government, academia, etc....
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