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Is Sola Scriptura another Modernist Lie?

I made this post several weeks back and received very little response. Where are you Sola Scriptura die-hards? I would love to hear from you! Does this proposal not make sense? If it does not, what is your defence? And if it does, why are you still a modernist? Many Modern Christians make this general type of assumption...

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The Whole thing is Covered with Lies!

There is one thing I cannot stand for within the Church and that is the deception of the modern movement. Modernists will say without reservation that we are saved by a personal relationship and not by a “religion” or a “church.” But this is not honest! They teach that one must “be in fellowship” and that...

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Sermon on Illness

Today’s sermon message is on the Theology of Illness. As you may know, I typically preach off of the Gospel or Epistle text but every few months or so I will be preaching a topical sermon. This sermon is one of those. Everyone here has been sick at one time or another. As we all know, it is no fun being ill, especially...

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Theology “Captured”

As a former Evangelical I can testify to the fact that we who are a part of the historic Church are ridiculed and scorned at by the Evangelicals for participating in the artistic qualities of the Gospel. Well, here is something for them to choke on! This is a beautiful crucifix that will be available through Lancelot...

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Christ in Haiti

One of my recent posts was written about a missionary’s journey to Haiti. This was an eye opener to how bad it is out there for people (Christians and non), and now this horrible earthquake strikes. Here is a fantastic picture that, to me, is symbolic of how Christ is still amongst them even through all of...

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Let’s talk about Sex!

I recently read an article by Rebekah Curtis called Contradeception on the Public Nature of Marital Privacies in the January Touchstone magazine. She is spot on regarding the nature of marriage, sex and children. Rebekah rightfully argues that contraception has created a culture of egalitarianism and infidelity...

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A Missionary’s Testimony

From Poverty Blog: Going overseas on a missions trip can really change a person. A photographer for the Muncie Star Press experienced that change when she went to Haiti with World Renewal International. From her essay in the Star Press, Jeri Reichanadter relates some of what she saw. Well, they were right. Haiti did...

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St. John Chrysostom on Economics

“It is not for lack of miracles that the church is stagnant; it is because we have forsaken the angelic life of Pentecost, and fallen back on private property. If we lived as they did, with all things common, we should soon convert the whole world without any need of miracles at all.” – St. John Chrysostom This...

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N.T. Wright and Justification

This was taken from the Mandate magazine. I think that this basic tenor of Wright’s argument is often overlooked and thus excludes many. So here is a basic outline, from Wright, of his teachings of justification. Beware, once you begin to understand this you will have to be very careful with this information...

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