In October of 2013, Al Mohler, president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, was invited to speak at Brigham Young University. His speech was well accepted (he was invited to return at a future date), but he didn’t waffle on theology. At one point he made the statement, “I am not here because I believe […]
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“What do you do?” That question is as common among businesspeople as “How many are you running Sunday morning?” is at pastors’ conferences. Our society is obsessed with work, and probably not in the healthiest way. We identify ourselves based on what we do, we define our lives by the amount of stuff we’ve accumulated,
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
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“I have just preached a message dealing with salvation, respect to parents, rock music, pornography, mixed bathing, and daily Bible reading, so if you aren’t at the altar repenting of something, than you are obviously living in rebellion and God can’t use you.” I heard this worldview expressed almost every summer beginning in 7th grade
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