And without faith it is impossible to please him… Hebrews 11:6 Video created by the Museum of Idolatry found at (aLittleLeaven.com)

How important is it to know the context of a verse when it is used in a sermon or teaching? Very important.  Really very important.  Mucho-grande really important.  Without knowing the context (that is, the verses surrounding the one given, and their meaning) of a verse or passage, you have no way of knowing whether […]

The modern message in the vast majority of pulpits is this, “Love God and love others, live right and stop messing up.”  It is a message of, “Just do more of what you know you should do.”  Jesus Christ is often mixed in as filling some sort of supporting role, whether it be as an […]

Great article from the pages of DefCon.  Read the snippet below and follow the link to read the article in its’ entirety… Is it necessary, for a person who is saved, to confess Jesus Christ as Lord? Well, the answer to that question is, of course–YES!! I have put together a couple videos, based on […]

What verse in Scripture could be more often quoted and publicized than John 3:16?  None.  It is everywhere.  Football games, baseball games, soccer games and in every gospel tract ever printed.  Now in my reasoning, if a verse is used THAT much, it should be examined carefully to understand the full meaning!  This sermon is […]

I had high hopes when I came across this article over at CNN (click HERE to read).  It is an article explaining how the majority of modern teenagers are embracing a false and unbiblical “Christianity”.  It started off great!  A study composed of over 3000 interviews with the findings that while most American youth profess […]

Remember “The Jesus Seminar”?  If you recall, they were the fine folks who decided to look over the Gospels, and decide (by voting) which parts were authentic and which parts were probably false.  Of course, the first thing to go was miracles and any evidence of divinity.  Why? Because “knowing” Jesus was just a man, […]

If you were to browse my bookshelf, it would quickly become evident that I like to read theology books written by dead guys.  That is, the vast majority of authors on my shelves have been dead for hundreds of years.  I find modern authors to be tainted by a sensual culture that influences their worldview, […]

Riddle me this: Five frogs are sitting on a log.  Three of them decide to jump off.  How many frogs are left on the log?? I was never very good at story problems in school, nor at riddles, for that matter.  But the answer to this one seems pretty straight-forward.  The obvious answer is two.  […]