We recently marked the 50-year anniversary of “Bloody Sunday” in Selma. This remembrance marks and reminds us of a terrible time in United States history. The fact that a segment of our population, marked out only by their skin color, had to fight in order to be recognized as human beings on par with their …
I want to give credit where credit is due. Much of this material is modified from an address given by Voddie Baucham at a pastors’ conference I attended a few months ago. It was a powerful message, and one that all Christians should take to heart. The ability to defend the Christian faith from attack …
Can Any Christian Defend His Faith, or Is Apologetics Only for the Academic Elite? Read More »
For decades there has been a battle in the theological world over how the text of Genesis 1-11 relates to claims made by many within the scientific community. Did God create the world and everything in it is six literal twenty-four hour days? Was the flood global or local? How old is the earth? Why …
Does the Age of the Earth Matter? A Review of Coming to Grips with Genesis Read More »
In 1973, a landmark case was decided by the US Supreme Court. Roe vs Wade was the case that set the course of our nation’s future, at least in the area of abortion. But something had to happen in order for that decision to be issued. See, the court ruled that abortion was a constitutional …
Ferguson: The Great Danger of Redefining Terms and Refusing Personal Responsibility Read More »
I recently finished reading Killing Patton by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard. My purpose is not to write a review of the book, but to address a topic that has come up a lot in the Killing books, and in our culture in general. Whether it is John F. Kennedy, Dwight Eisenhower, George Patton, or …
Does Morality Matter Among Leaders? Some thoughts on Cultural and Biblical Standards Read More »
