I have read another diatribe from one of the emergent church supporters on the attack of terms used to describe believers vs unbelievers (iamjoshbrown.com). The amount of bad theology in his post is pretty frightening. Again, no scriptural evidence supports his ideas but rather he uses terms such as, “I think”, “I have a strange suspicion”, “God doesn’t think like that”, “God doesn’t need” and so on. Now these statements in themselves are not necessarily wrong however does he support anything he says with scripture to verify what God does say? Unfortunately, no, not a single scriptural reference is given to any of “his” ideas. I wonder why anyone would listen to a person claiming to be a follower of Christ but instead gives completely false claims to the labels used by God Himself throughout the Bible. Read More...

Today in the Christian community some of the most basic and plain truths of the Bible are being challenged. I have read and listened to people who are claiming there is no heaven nor hell. They are not real places and the kingdom of heaven is found here on earth. The people who are making this claim are not atheist but people who claim to be Christians living for Jesus.

Why are these basic foundations of the Bible being challenged by people.? How do you possibly read scripture and say there is no heaven or hell? What the heck is scripture talking about when it speaks of these terms? Is it just symbolic, a metaphor, an analogy or is it just what it says it is? Read More...

12 years ago my mom was diagnosed with brain and lung cancer. It was a day I will never forget. My world came crashing down around me with complete disbelief in what was happening. I remember I wanted to just crawl up in a ball and sleep it away. She had less than a 1% chance of surviving more than 6 months. 12 years later after brain surgery and a lung removal it has come back in a vengeful way. Monday January 14th 2008 my mom has been given less than a week to live. They have found a massive tumor in her brain and now is in a hospital bed in the middle of my sister’s house waiting to make her final journey to home. A home that Christ has promised to her, to me and to you if we are willing to turn to Him. Read More...

Oprah has launched a new radio program called "A Course in Miracles". This is the just downright sickening and I can't believe anyone would buy into this gobbly gook. Here is an excerpt on what this course is all about.

"A Course in Miracles (often called just "the Course") is an educational program for retraining the mind that is spiritual, rather than religious, in its perspective. Although it uses Christian terminology, the Course expresses a universal experience, and its underlying ontology is reminiscent of ancient refrains, echoing the world’s most hallowed traditions. …
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For Christmas this year I received the new Apologetics Study Bible. I have found some interesting articles in it already. Some are very good and some that I do not agree with completely (of course not the scripture but commentaries and articles in it). But there is a fantastic article by the late D. James Kennedy titled Christ: The Fulfillment of Prophecy. Read through these scriptures and at the end he asks a skeptic a very good question. Read More...