Home-schoolers threaten our cultural comfort
Sonny Scott, a writer from Mississippi, really hit a cord with this article published in the Daily Journal. While he specifically addresses the issue of home schoolers from a cultural … Continue Reading →
Author: PaulTN
…On The Lord’s Day
If thou turn away thy foot from the sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my holy day; and call the sabbath a delight, the holy of the LORD, honorable; and … Continue Reading →
A Good Word from Doug Phillips
In today’s political and cultural climate, it is refreshing to hear sound biblical thought applied to the world around us. The entire article will edify and encourage those of faith. … Continue Reading →
The Regulative Principle of Worship
I’m about to post an article or two that reference the regulative principle of worship. Realizing that this is mainly a reformed doctrine I thought I’d make a post with … Continue Reading →
Tough Articles for the American Church to Consider
After a long week it is good to catch up on a little reading. Here are a couple tough articles the American Church could do with hearing. First Steve Camp swings … Continue Reading →
Dr. Kennedy entered into Heaven Last Night
Dr. D. James Kennedy died at age 76 earlier this morning. If you think being reformed is not about evangalism, then you must watch this tribute to him and his … Continue Reading →
Followup on Psychology
This article providentially crossed my inbox this morning. It is a pretty powerful follow up to the post on Calvin, psychology and making sin a “sickness”. It discusses the lack … Continue Reading →
My favorite Message of 2006
I just found my favorite message from last year online! If you haven’t heard Voddie Baucham speak on the “Centrality of the Christian Home” you will be blessed by this … Continue Reading →
Bad Psychology – Verses Repentance
Or How Calvin Led Me To Repent of Psychology This is a great read. In recent months we have briefly discussed the topic of “Christian Psychology” in our fellowship time … Continue Reading →
Tennessean, Michael W. Smith on the Drought
As my wonderful wife pointed out here, there is some concern about what we should be doing amidst the worst drought on record. Singer and song writer Michael W. Smith has … Continue Reading →