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Tag: Christianity
Pastor Mark Driscoll
Lately, I have been watching Pastor Mark Driscoll on You Tube, and I think he is awesome. He is the only Bible teacher I have ever encountered who didn't put me to sleep. Also, from what I can tell, he is virtually always right, and on the rare occasions when maybe he isn't, it's no … Continue reading Pastor Mark Driscoll
God Answers Prayers
If the Bible could be condensed into one simple message, I think it would be this: God will forgive our sins, if we forgive those who sin against us. Jesus makes it clear that our ability to be forgiven is contingent on our willingness to forgive other people. I have been praying for decades for … Continue reading God Answers Prayers
Thank You, Lord Jesus!!!
"For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." President Trump's inaugural celebration is a dream come true-beyond my wildest dreams. I feel like I am waking up from a horrible nightmare. When they started singing the National … Continue reading Thank You, Lord Jesus!!!
Jesus
According to the Catholic Church, there have been many instances in which the Communion bread becomes flesh and blood. Obviously, this doesn't happen very often, but according to the Catholic Church, it does happen. A priest who was speaking about this today on EWTN stated that every time this flesh and blood is scientifically analyzed, … Continue reading Jesus
(Some) Conservatives are Coming to Their Senses
Conservatives who want young adults to remain chaste and also to delay marriage are, I think, bonkers, and finally, some other conservatives are agreeing with me. The article linked to below makes an excellent case for encouraging young marriage. The author writes about the importance of family support, and that really is crucial. American culture … Continue reading (Some) Conservatives are Coming to Their Senses
Jesus Had Family Problems Too
I just found this post, written by a Protestant minister. I think he is a minister, anyway. This post focuses on an aspect of Jesus' life that doesn't get much attention: most of His relatives-all of them, possibly, except for Joseph and Mary-thought that He was crazy, and they treated Him with derision. Until He … Continue reading Jesus Had Family Problems Too
A Song for Good Friday, 2021: Rich Mullins – “All the Way to Kingdom Come” – 2008
Good Friday greetings, ST, 'Ettes, Sieurs, and All: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPBcrLGBunc Rich Mullins, 2008 Peace and Blessings be with and among us today and always! ~"Chaps" D’Nanda
Can We Please Stop Saying That People We Disliked Are In Hell?
Ever since Ruth Bader Ginsberg died, some on the internet have been informing us that she is now in hell. I am embarrassed to say that at least a couple of those who are informing us about the state of Justice Ginsberg's soul are Catholics. One such stated that he prayed for her before she … Continue reading Can We Please Stop Saying That People We Disliked Are In Hell?
Stump the Chaps IX-b: “Once Saved/In Hope – An Exploration”
Greetings, ST, 'Sieurs, and 'Ettes. It's always a treat to be with you for these posts. This time around, I'm responding to a further request from our gracious host: Would I sketch out the two viewpoints toward the question often asked in the Reform Christian tradion: "Are you saved?" I'll gladly attempt to illustrate these … Continue reading Stump the Chaps IX-b: “Once Saved/In Hope – An Exploration”

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