I saw a brief item online that suggested the 37th Psalm may be communicating to us certain things about the “principalities and powers” that are orchestrating events in a demonic manner. The suggestion was that the evil socialists will ultimately face God’s justice. That is not unthinkable, given the fact […]
Category: Christian Worldview
Biblical Reasons For Opposing Big Government
Evangelicalism’s Big Mistakes…
… have been softening to accommodate the left, adopting the left’s perspectives, and sitting on the sidelines politically– refusing to engage– to avoid placing evangelism at risk. You can find the full interview here starting around the 9:00 mark: "I think there's been a failure of leadership in the evangelical […]
Revival Underway?
There are some signs sprouting up and about, but we shall see:
… The Beginning of Wisdom
What We Need In Church Leaders
This is a great discussion. Once again, William Wolfe is featured, but he is interviewed by Mike Slater. One of the great points is what a mistake it is to neuter your message in order to evangelize the political left: WATCH: @William_E_Wolfe joined @SlaterRadio for a thoughtful conversation about the […]
Electing A New Pope
The news of Pope Francis’ passing is not especially surprising given his recent health challenges. He was a controversial pope in view of his intensely progressive/ socialist cultural and political stance. Much like the liberal mainline Protestants, he warped and distorted Christian teaching to conform to his own political beliefs. […]
Biblical Basis For Our Founding
I am not a huge fan of Charlie Kirk, but he nails it in this video:
Danbury Institute’s Priorities for Legislation
The Danbury Institute is a conservative Baptist advocacy group. It has released its list of legislative priorities. Check them out. Organizations such as this have become necessary because the Southern Baptist Convention no longer can be relied upon for this type of activity.
George Barna: How Many Have A Biblical Worldview?
The answer is astonishingly low percentages– both among evangelical congregations, but even among pastors: