by pastor | Jul 27, 2018 | Ask the Pastor, Ethics
Question: I have occasionally heard the word “Theonomy” used in conversations at church. What does that word mean? Answer: Since there are many different opinions of “Theonomy” in the church, I thought it would be most fair to allow one of the...
by pastor | May 8, 2018 | Culture, Ecclesiology
Recovering Preachers & Preaching By Alan D. Strange We live in a day in which many regard preaching, at best, as sharing, not proclamation, and in which the therapist has replaced the preacher. We need to recover both the preaching office and a high view of...
by pastor | Apr 16, 2018 | Bible Studies, Culture, Family, Marriage, Outreach
Everyone wants to be happy, but we will never find true happiness until we first understand and embrace our God-assigned identity as either male or female. “Hey, them’s fightn’ words!” Well, maybe in our modern culture… but from the...
by pastor | Nov 9, 2017 | Pro-life, Pro-life Quotes
While it is easy to think that abortion is a “modern” problem, it needs to be acknowledged that women have been murdering their children from time immemorial. Written records of herbal, chemical, mechanical, and surgical abortion techniques have been discovered dating...
by pastor | Nov 9, 2017 | Pro-life, Pro-life Quotes
Dietrich Bonhoeffer [AD 1906-1945] was a German Lutheran Pastor, Theologian, and founding member of the Confessing Church. The quote below demonstrates his clarity of thought and pastoral love for those under his care. Marriage involves acknowledgement of the right of...
by pastor | Nov 9, 2017 | Pro-life, Pro-life Quotes
John Calvin [AD 1509-1564] was a french theologian who became a prominent leader during the protestant reformation of the sixteenth century. He wrote a commentary on almost every book in the Bible and below is his explanation of the phrase, “If men strive, and hurt a...
