Posted in The Gospel, Sovereignty, Christian Living on Oct 17th, 2007 20 Comments »
Reverend Horton believes that Osteen tells only half the story of the Bible, focusing on the good news without talking about sin, suffering and redemption.And Rev. Horton goes even further. He levels the harshest charge of all, calling the Osteen method of teaching heresy.
“It is certainly heresy, I believe, to say that God is our […]
Posted in The Gospel, Calvinism, Sovereignty on May 7th, 2007 22 Comments »
While scanning the blogs and reading about the huge controversy surrounding Francis Beckwith’s ‘conversion’ back to Roman Catholicism, I came across a blog entry where a Roman Catholic was explaining her abandonment of Protestant Calvinism.
Apparently, this young lady was convinced of the doctrines of grace (Calvinism) through reading some John Piper material and such, but […]
Posted in Calvinism, Sovereignty on Apr 25th, 2007 29 Comments »
In the last post, concerning the VA Tech tragedy, a friend of mine posed a question that deserves a full treatment here:
Jon said: If God ordains mans sin as an agent to His own glory, how can he not be the creator of sin?
First off, this is a very tough question. I’m not sure if […]
Posted in Shepherding, The Gospel, Sovereignty on Apr 23rd, 2007 11 Comments »
This week during the corporate prayer at the church I am presently attending, I mentioned to the congregation our responsibility to pray for the situation at VA Tech. Obviously, with a tragedy of such great proportions, our prayers should certainly be for the surviving families and loved ones hurt by such a heinous act of […]
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