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Almost… but not quite!

Posted on: Thursday, August 14th, 2008 in: church, fellowship, hell, humor, ministry, philosophy, teaching, testimony, tradition

Gosh, I want to write about the crappy words we use every frickin’ day. But I’m not really sure if you darn people will appreciate the friggin point. I mean, gee whiz, there are so many Christians who are so loose with the words they use. Shucks, some of y’all even use words straight from [...]

What David Wrote…

Posted on: Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008 in: bible, philosophy, questions, teaching, tradition

We have many of poems/songs/psalms in the books of the Psalms written by David. In these writings, David was often brutal in his language, asking God to destroy his enemies. I do not know them all by heart, so I could be wrong, but I believe at the end of these requests he basically tells [...]

A Quote form Pagan Christianity - 3

Posted on: Wednesday, July 9th, 2008 in: books, church, ministry, philosophy, preaching, sermon, service, teaching, tradition

Every Sunday you attend the service to be bandaged and recharged, like all other wounded soldiers. Far too often, however, the bandaging and the recharging never takes place. The reason is quite simple. The New Testament never links sitting through an ossified ritual that we mislabel “church” as having anything to do with spiritual transformation. [...]

A Quote from Pagan Christianity - 2

Posted on: Tuesday, July 1st, 2008 in: books, church, ministry, philosophy, questions, teaching, tradition, worship

Somehow we have been taught to feel holier when we are in “the house of God” and have inherited a pathological dependency upon an edifice to carry out our worship to God. At bottom, the church building has taught us badly about what church is and what it does. It is a contradiction of the [...]

The Pursuit Strip - #24

Posted on: Thursday, June 26th, 2008 in: comic, comic strip, humor, pastor, philosophy, teaching, tradition

A Quote from Pagan Christianity - 1

Posted on: Tuesday, June 24th, 2008 in: books, church, philosophy, questions, teaching, tradition

If the truth be told, we Christians never seem to ask why we do what we do. Instead, we blithely carry out our relgious traditions without asking where they came form. Most Christians who claim to uphold the integrity of God’s Word have never sought to see if what they do every Sunday has any [...]

Polygamists, Muslims, and Scripture: A Question.

Posted on: Thursday, May 29th, 2008 in: News, bible, philosophy, questions, teaching, testimony, tradition

Part of my new job requires me to drive from time to time. Recently I had to drive to Wildwood, FL. This trip is about 5 hours one way. If you’ve ever driven a long distance you know that entertaining yourself is always a challenge. I forgot to take the time to prepare myself CDs [...]

A Heretic’s Prayer

Posted on: Friday, May 23rd, 2008 in: church, discipleship, philosophy, prayer, questions, service, teaching, tradition, worship

God,
You are so Holy, I hope for the day when you make the Earth like Heaven. I desire so much to do your will and I ask that you feed us and protect me, my family, and The Family from the temptations of the devil. Help us all forgive, just as you forgave us, are [...]

Integrity in Ministry - By Dr. Akin - Part 2

Posted on: Thursday, May 8th, 2008 in: Church Covenant, bible, church, discipleship, fellowship, ministry, pastor, philosophy, teaching, tradition, worship

Let me first say that this is not an attack on Dr. Akin. I personally think that Dr. Akin is a great guy. I truly believe that he wants what he thinks is best for all Christians/Southern Baptists. This critique of his email is merely an attempt to put out a different perspective. My perspective [...]

Integrity in Ministry - By Dr. Akin - Part 1

Posted on: Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 in: Life in the Journey, bible, church, discipleship, fellowship, ministry, philosophy, politics, preaching, sermon, service, teaching, ten commandments, testimony, tradition, worship

A few days ago I received an email sent to all students, staff, and alumni of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. The email from Dr. Akin was an essay concerning Integrity in Ministry. In Part 1 of this post I am merely going to attach this email. Afterwards, I would love to hear what everyone else [...]