Money Cannot Buy itThe first decade of the twentieth century was marked by conflict in the United States. Labor unions were quickly forming to stand up for the rights of workers. Pickets and violence were breaking out on the streets of our cities and progressive ideas were beginning to reign in public life. Railroads were crisscrossing our country View full article »
Culture ShiftIn our lifetime there have been great social changes that have permeated the fabric of our lives. Secular education, mainstream media, and governmental institutions have all given rise to the prevalence of “values” that run counter to Biblical teaching. View full article »
or “How a Generation Lost Its Common Culture”Millennials are not stupid, their just uneducated and they don’t know it.
Albert Mohler’s radio program ‘The Briefing’ from 3/9/16
“Students at elite colleges ignorant of Western and Judeo-Christian cultural inheritance” paints a vivid picture of the consequences of our nation’s growing historical ignorance. View full article »
As we study the Kingdom of Heaven, one of the most challenging things is learning and using the proper tools to interpret prophetic passages in the Bible. The Bible is composed of various types of literature: narrative, poetry, Epistle and prophecy. Obviously, these various types of View full article »
What Would Jesus Think?“Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus…” Phil. 2:5
A century ago, Charles Sheldon penned his famous novel: In His steps. View full article »
The Barbarians are Coming“For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they have itching ears, they will heap up for themselves teachers, and they will turn their ears away from the truth..”. II Timothy 4:3, 4
Over thirty years ago, the well known theologian Carl F. Henry gave a convocation address at Eastern Baptist Theological seminary where he diagnosed the state of our times well. It was entitled, “The Barbarians are coming”. In part of it he states: View full article »
Shameful?In an attempt to remove “gender bias” from its city ordinances the city of Fort Collins, Colorado recently entertained a proposal to remove the cities ban (and fine) for women going without a top. Although the measure was thankfully defeated, the debate raised some interesting debate. View full article »