Self Medicating and Managing “Pressures and Disappointments, Terrors, Fears of Whatever”

Who feels sorry for former President of the United States, Bill Clinton, for what he did with Monica Lewinsky?  Not feel sorry for her, but for him?  I think all of you know he was actually a victim.  Did you know that?  In a recent interview, Bill Clinton was asked “why he took such a […]

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Shabir Ally / Thomas Ross Debate Review: “The New Testament Picture of Jesus: Is it Accurate?”

As blog readers may recall, I had the privilege of debating Dr. Shabir Ally over the topic “The New Testament Picture of Jesus: Is it Accurate?” some time ago.  I composed a review of the arguments made in that debate not that long after the video became available and I now have the written and […]

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The Blame Game Versus Real Repentance, Saul or David

When someone repents, he doesn’t blame his sin on someone else.  I’m not saying that he can’t consider what he thinks helped move things the wrong way, but in the end, it was his fault.  When someone stops sinning, which is part of repentance, he isn’t going to talk about stopping because it helped himself.  […]

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Love Wars

Audio 2014 Session at Word of Truth Conference, Love Versus Sentimentalism Earlier Posts One and Two “Childish” is an adjective.  It’s not usually applied to children, but adults.  What is it when an adult is childish?  It’s when the adult is selfish.  The adult is behaving in a selfish manner.  He’s being self-centered, self-interested, or self-obsessed.  On the […]

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Jessie Penn-Lewis & Evan Roberts: Applications From Their Lives and Doctrines, III (part 22 of 22)

The content of this post is now available in the study of: 1.) Evan Roberts 2.) The Welsh Revival of 1904-1905 3.) Jessie Penn-Lewis on the faithsaves.net website. Please click on the people above to view the study.  On the FaithSaves website the PDF files may be easiest to read.   You are also encouraged […]

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Thorough Biblical Argument and the Emasculation of the Male Head

I don’t know how serious the coronavirus is.  I hear both super serious and I also hear that it’s being exaggerated as a conspiracy.  I don’t want to get it or anyone else to get it.  It can kill.  We know.  There is so much emphasis on it right now, including with the most radical […]

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Righteousness Preserved through the Ears: I Have Made a Covenant with Mine Ears

In Job 1:8, God tells Satan about His servant Job, “[T]here is none like him in the earth, a perfect and an upright man, one that feareth God, and escheweth evil.”  In Job 31, Job offers several explanations for how he fulfilled that commendation of God to Satan.  It was no accident or coincidence.  Right […]

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Hyles-Anderson College & First Baptist of Hammond: Do They Now Please God?

This post can be viewed at the link:   Hyles-Anderson College & First Baptist of Hammond: Do They Now Please God? by clicking here.

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Versions of Christianity

If you tire of statements with “the greatest problem in Christianity,” I understand.  There can’t be a dozen greatests.  No.  But some level of great, close to the greatest and maybe the greatest threat to true Christianity today is the existence of various versions of Christianity.  When I evangelize, after preaching to many different assorted […]

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Insanity: The Children Dictating “Boundaries” to the Parents

This video illustrates the essence of what I’m writing:   Henry Cloud is a PhD clinical psychiatrist, what we sometimes call a “shrink,” as is John Townsend.  In 1992 the two co-wrote a book, Boundaries, in which they mix Christian counseling with secular psychiatry, a dangerous synergism (a critical Christian review by Christian Discernment is […]

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