Children and the Dominion Mandate
Vision Forum has just recently released several new CD’s and grouped some of them together in a package entitled The Fruit of the Gospel Audio Collection.
Vision Forum has just recently released several new CD’s and grouped some of them together in a package entitled The Fruit of the Gospel Audio Collection.
Dispensationalism
Neither could Peter have taught such a view of the “any moment” return of Christ for he knew that he would be dead before Christ would return. In fact, it is commonly agreed that all of the New Testament, except for maybe John’s letters, were written before 65 AD and yet these are the very letters that are used to support the teaching of an any moment return!..."
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European Parliament Passes Resolution Vowing to Take 'Homophobic' Countries to Court
Creeds and Confessions
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Doctrines of Grace (Calvinism)
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An interesting article by George Barna. In The Barna Group
A word on marriage, pledges, vows, law and adultery from T.R. Ingram as quoted in
"Public witness to mutual consent and pledges of troth: these are the things that make a marriage.
The integrity of the whole moral argument of the Ten Commandments begins to stand out even more clearly in this. The mystery of making and keeping a pledge of loyalty, a promise, to God, to a spouse; the taking of the name of God in a solemn oath: these are the things upon which the moral law is built. These are the foundations of society. These are the things that are kept alive and in force by the inflicting of penalties for breaking them. Promises, vows, pledges, loyalties all vanish if they are broken with impunity. Society turns on keeping pledges and punishing violations. Credit is an extension of the principle into the business world. The contract is established by a spoken word, and is no better than that word. The bond of loyalty or the effect of a pledge lies in what we might call the spirit world: it has no shape or weight or size; it cannot be touched, seen, or heard. But it controls human life.
It was getting late and the kids were getting ready to go to bed. I had read about Noah’s
“Yes dear” I replied
“Did Noah have a nose?”
“Yes he did” I replied confidently. “Right on his face.”
“Papa” she said again very seriously
“Yes dear”
“Did him pick it?”
“uhhhh…………..” I replied
“I think him did” she said at last with a great deal of confidence.
(Yes, this is the same daughter with the Skittle problem)
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One in 30 babies aborted because of severe handicaps survives, according to a new study in Great Britain.
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I love Latin! And Dr. Seuss is pretty good too. Some great mind has now brought these two things together and here it is-
Virent Ova! Viret Perna! Green Eggs and Ham in LatinNow these are some words to live by!
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This afternoon we went to a Civil War reenactment at the Mahaffie Stagecoach House in



Several times we were almost entirely engulfed in smoke from the cannon fire.


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The Church at large seems to have no vision to communicate to its members because it has no vision. "Converts" get excited for a moment over something new but as a little time passes by they cool off, stagnate and often drift away.
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Personally I cannot fathom that there is any debate whatsoever about such a gruesome act of violence. But on the other hand we are dealing with unregenerate man and “The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it?” (Jeremiah 17:9) I think that we often underestimate the sickness of the human heart.
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"....The modern trend towards school killings must be considered in terms of the hopelessness and evil which is being communicated to the children of this generation through the music culture, the entertainment culture, the sexual culture, and the intellectual culture of evolution and meaninglessness — all of which converge in the modern schools. Our children are being taught the Gospel of evolution and man. It is a religious faith that ultimately teaches that transcendent truth does not exist; life is meaningless, being the product of chance. Why are we surprised when the present generation acts upon the logical implications of this false gospel? If we do not see the connection between this false faith and the culture of death, we are blind bats, or willingly ignorant. The answer for us as a people is repentance and restitution, which begins by turning from our sins and reclaiming the ancient paths of the Lord wherein there is hope...."
"Cast thy burden upon the LORD, and he shall sustain thee" (Psa 55:22).
"What a remarkable statement is that! Probably our very familiarity with it has prevented any sense of wonderment over it. Try and conceive what would be its first effect upon a converted heathen! He has been brought to a saving knowledge of the living God and granted a measure of light on His august Being and Majesty. He has learned that by His mere fiat, the universe was called into existence: That so infinitely is He exalted above all creatures, the nations of the earth are regarded by Him as but a drop in the bucket; that He sits enthroned on High, where myriads of creatures bow before Him in worship crying, "Holy, holy, holy, is the LORD of hosts" (Isa 6:3). And now he learns that this King of kings and Lord of lords invites him to "Cast thy burden upon the LORD" (Psa 55:22)! Must not such a discovery be overwhelming to his mind and heart! And ought it not to have the same effect on us?—that He who "humbleth himself to [even] behold the things that are in heaven" (Psa 113:6) deigns to bid us lay upon HIM what we find too heavy to carry."
From A.W. Pinks Studies in the Scriptures
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Fatherhood/Manhood/Patriarchy
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Can you name this nursery rhyme?
"A Lilliputian female who was an unmarried Homo sapiens seedling decided to moor herself on a bit of volcanic detritus in order to gormandize on casein and other forms of coagulation. The next cognitive realization she had was when an arachnid arbitrarily decided to settle on the same volcanic detritus, resulting in her terrorized withdrawal."
From one of my kids books entitled Tricky Mindtrap Puzzles
Violence against Parents an 'alarming trend'
And the suspects, in more than 1,800 cases documented in Harris County over a recent 2½-year period, were their children.
The rest of the article at chron.com
"When I was a boy I was told that anybody could become President; I'm beginning to believe it."
Mormonism
Audio Links
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Mormonism
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Articles, Sermons and Other Writings
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After watching dad mess around with the blog for awhile, Michael, my 8 year old son, thought he would like to give it a try. So here it is Michaels Amusing Musings
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Sexual Sin
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April Book of the MonthThis is an excellent little book dealing with a very important and weighty subject. This quote from the book says it all:
"How different is the God of the Bible from the God of modern Christendom! The conception of Deity which prevails most widely today, even among those who profess to give heed to the Scriptures, is a miserable caricature, a pathetic travesty of the Truth. The God of the twentieth century is a helpless, effeminate being who commands the respect of no really thoughtful man. The God of the popular mind is the creation of a maudlin sentimentality. The God of many a present-day pulpit is an object of pity rather than an awe-inspiring reverence."Labels: Book of the Month
While helping my youngest son set up a blog and put some pictures on it the other day, I ran across this picture of our three year old daughter playing a dress up game at a church gathering. Isn’t she cute?
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Some Good Quotes
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Sunday School/ Youth Groups