“What do we do about the church?” That is the sixth question Brian McLaren deals with in his new book. Of course now that Brian has rejected the authority and reliability of Scripture, the biblical vision of God, the doctrines…
Russell Moore https://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=9296414&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1 Crucify Your Charity: Generosity and the Triumph of Christ (2 Cor 9:1-15) from Russell Moore on Vimeo.
In this chapter Paul addresses the arrogance of the Corinthians and what should be the priorities of the church. The Corinthians are apparently incredibly smug. We learn later of the spectacular phenomena which characterize their church life; and we have already noted…
Richard Phillip’s new book The Masculine Mandate is finally avaiable HERE. There is a crying need in the church today for men to be men. But competing visions for what a man is to be some growing out of popular…
“Recovering Scripture” is the theme for 2010 at The White Horse Inn. The programs have been outstanding. Take a listen HERE.
In his continuing review and interaction with Brian McLaren’s new book Mike Witmer addresses the fifth of McLaren’s questions: “What is the Gospel?” Since Brian rejects the biblical doctrines of the fall and sin he is also doomed to distort…
Brian McLaren’s problem with the Bible (which he loves, by the way) is that so much of it is just plain wrong. Among the many things that the Bible gets wrong is what it says about God. Don’t misunderstand. The…
Sunday’s message was the second half of a 2 part series on biblical peacemaking. It was based on Jesus’ words in Matthew 18:10-17 and can be listened to or downloaded HERE.
From Martin Downes: One aspect of the demands of love is the guarding of the sheep from the danger of error. Heresy has a siren’s voice and the devil uses its sweet sound to lure the Church away from a…
Building on the first two chapters, in chapter 3 Paul addresses the issue of church division. Corinth was the host city of the so-called Isthmian Games, where rhetoric, the art of public speaking, was one of the most highly respected…
