May 14, 2008
Drew Kerr
Rick Warren was interviewed by Scott Hodge and Chris Elrod at a side session of the Exponential ’08 Conference. RW was asked for his reaction to the “Revealed Study” and a summary of his dialogue is below:
“You don’t have to not grow spiritual people. There are ways to do it…Purpose driven strategy is not a church growth strategy, it’s a spiritual maturity strategy. It’s bringing people closer and ...
May 8, 2008
Stephen Macasil
According to the official website, "An Evangelical Manifesto is an open declaration of who Evangelicals are and what they stand for. It has been drafted and published by a representative group of Evangelical leaders who do not claim to speak for all Evangelicals, but who invite all other Evangelicals to stand with them and help clarify what Evangelical means in light of "confusions within and the consternation without" ...
Apr 1, 2008
Drew Kerr
Let’s leave RW alone for awhile and take a look at an Easter sermon preached by Pastor Dave Anderson (DA), who maintains the MoviePastor blog. After listening to the Easter sermon, it appears that DA has the same shortcomings as RW in his sermons. Although the beliefs posted by his church, CrossPoint Community Church, seem decidedly Christian (inerrancy of Scripture, belief in the Trinity and salvation by grace), the ...
Feb 29, 2008
Stephen Macasil
I really wish I didn't have to do this. Many of you will be disappointed, shocked, and angry. I won't blame you. But in the New Reformation we must be quick to act since the electronic methods of communication these days will always be quicker. We must also not let our emotions stop us from doing right. Most of you are aware of ...
Feb 24, 2008
Drew Kerr
This guy really gets around. In the months of January and February Rick Warren went to speak with the world’s elite at the Davos World Economic Forum; he was the featured guest at the National Cathedral in Washington D.C.; additionally, he was on The Colbert Report and Hannity’s America.
The National Cathedral seems to be operated by an Episcopal congregation with teaching that encompasses all of the ills ...
Jan 8, 2008
Stephen Macasil
I just received the following email from a brother-in-Christ that is in the U.S. Navy. The subject line of the email was: "You're Not Going to Believe This!" That will explain the opening line. Read the email (used with his permission) and see the special offer for you at the end. May God deliver us from evil, for only He can!
Stephen,
You might believe this.
Today is a sad day ...
Aug 29, 2007
Stephen Macasil
An introduction to "The Youngest Puritan" Andrew Gray (1634-1656)
Allow me to transport your mind back to the seventeenth century. The year is 1634, the country is Scotland. A pregnant woman is screaming with labor pains as she gives birth to a child that she will name Andrew. The newborn baby, foreknown from all eternity and predestined before the foundation of the world to be presented holy and blameless ...
Aug 3, 2007
Dr. Robert Morey
Trinity and Process
(Peter Lang, N.Y., 1992) by Dr. Gregory Boyd
Reviewed by Dr. Robert A. Morey
Introduction
In 1992, a friend of mine handed me a copy of Boyd's doctoral thesis from Princeton and asked me to read it. I had never heard of him and thus had no preconceived prejudices against him whatsoever. As I read his thesis, it was clear that he had bought into most of Process Theology, ...
Jun 6, 2007
Thomas
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