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Elders Affirmation of our Beliefs about Homosexuality
MVC Pastors, the following is a draft affirmation of our beliefs about Homosexuality. Our affirmation that the Bible is the infallible Word of God with “supreme authority in all matters of faith and conduct,” and our affirmation that “a Christian should live for the glory of God” include the following six beliefs about heterosexuality [...] -
Why and How I Am Tweeting
By John Piper, June 3, 2009 I see two kinds of response to social Internet media like blogging, MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, and others. One says: These media tend to shorten attention spans, weaken discursive reasoning, lure people away from Scripture and prayer, disembody relationships, feed the fires of narcissism, cater to the craving for attention, fill the [...] -
Is it Lying?
Lying, Hostile Nations and the Great Commission By a missions strategist for Central Asia Can missionaries traveling to a country that’s hostile to Christianity and the Great Commission lie about their reasons for coming? Can they point to a secondary purpose for coming? -
Why Do the New Calvinists Insist on Complementarianism? by DeYoung
The following was posted on Monday, July 06, 2009 by Kevin DeYoung. I am reposting it here on FIDE-O because I think that it is worth reading. DeYoung writes: A friend of mine pointed me to a fascinating, and I think sincerely inquistive, blog post by The Common Loon, called “Is There a Calvinist-Complementarian Connection?” Here’s the gist: As [...] -
The Unique Perspective of the Gospel on Life Issues
As seen in 2 Kings 17:41, Christians can fear the Lord externally, engaging in what we perceive to be all the proper elements of worship – singing, giving, praying, kneeling, listening to God’s Word, doing our devotions, helping the poor etc. – and be actively serving false gods in our hearts. -
Miss California Carrie Prejean Stays True to Her Biblical Faith Enduring Attacks and Insults of Angry Gay Hilton
Carrie Prejean chose to do the right thing: she was honest about her values and cared more about a crown of faithfulness than a crown of beauty. Carrie is therefore a good example, a role model, for young people who are tempted to compromise their faith in order to be promoted by this world. -
Why Is Mark Driscoll So Popular?
Mark Driscoll, Pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, is always great fodder for blogging. At least once a month he does something that places him in the headlines of the big 5 Godblogs and I would love to know how many comment sections have been inundated with detractors and supporters of whatever antics have [...] -
A Must See Video Revealing the Foolishness of Snobbery
Go here to see why you should not “judge a book by its cover.”