Don’t Bother Asking About the Gospel

by | Jun 25, 2008 | Culture, Presidential History

Don’t bother wasting time discussing the gospel – that’s the sense you get when reading the quotes from the more liberally aligned Obama supporters who express their regret that more weighty issues were not dealt with during a recent meeting with the presumptive Democratic nominee for President.  It seems however, that Obama took the time to answer gospel oriented questions – whether you agree or disagree with his answers. Pastors Focus On Faith, Morals In Private Meeting –...

Ed Stetzer on Multicultural Churches

by | Jun 24, 2008 | Ecclesiology, Evangelism

Ed Stetzer notes that multi-ethnic is not necessarily the same thing as multi-cultural.  Stetzer blazes through (wow he talks fast) issues related to being a truly multi-cultural church. Question, if you are in fact reaching the people in the community of which your local church resides (whether it is multi-ethnic or not), are you a single-cultural church and is that then bad?  I’m going to watch the video again to focus on how a single congregation in Hemet, California can be multi-cultural. adrianwarnock.com: VIDEO – Ed Stetzer Interview – Contextualization and Multicultural...

The Presbyterians Giveth, the Presbyterians Taketh Away

by | Jun 23, 2008 | Ecclesiology, Eschatology, General Theology

Beyond what this article says about the more politically liberal position and imbalanced public stance among the Presbyterian church’s hierarchy, the article shows a fairly large divide between the grass roots churches and the denomination’s official governing leadership. The Presbyterians Giveth, the Presbyterians Taketh Away | Christianity Today | A Magazine of Evangelical...

Where Are the Faithful?

by | Jun 21, 2008 | General Theology

Here’s an excerpt from what I thought was one of the most powerful messages of the 2008 Together for the Gospel Conference. Where are the faithful men? I needed to hear this again tonight! more about “Where Are the Faithful?“, posted with...