Monthly Archives: April 2014

Originally from here. Question: “What is a non-denominational church? What do non-denominational churches believe?” Answer: This question really has several answers, and they can be either simple or complex. The simplest answer is that a non-denominational church is any church … Continue reading →

1. Censorship. I don’t want a carnal church board telling me what I can and cannot preach. Isaiah 30:10, NLT: “They tell the seers, ‘Stop seeing visions!’ They tell the prophets, ‘Don’t tell us what is right. Tell us nice … Continue reading →

The time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear.–2 Timothy 4:3 … Continue reading →

I have been in Tim’s position more than once! This is reality! STOP THE CENSORSHIP! Acts 4:13: “When they saw the boldness of Peter and John, and perceived that they were uneducated and untrained men, they marveled. And they realized … Continue reading →

Originally from here. “Street preaching” (also known as “open-air preaching” and “open-airing”) is the public proclamation of a religious message. It is often accomplished with a voice louder than that used in conversation. For the purposes of this article/section, “street … Continue reading →

My whole view of dreams is this: (1) They are not Sigmund Freud psychological subconsciously derived images conjured up by myself. (2) Dreams come from the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:17). (3) Dreams come from the devil (Jude 1:8). In Bible … Continue reading →

Love that creates; and Love that brings blessing. Love that shines light; and Saves men from Hell. Love that is righteous; and Comes down from Heaven. A fatherly discipline I want to have. Love based on faith; and Based on … Continue reading →

Down in the spirit of my heart; down deep where the Holy Spirit dwells, behind all knowledge, behind all thoughts, behind all passing feelings, and passing moments, behind all economic concerns, and petty struggles of life:–the ground of all that … Continue reading →

Originally from here. In honor of Reformation Day, here are some complaints I’m nailing on the Wittenberg door. Long before there was an Occupy Wall Street, Martin Luther staged the most important protest in history. He was upset because Roman … Continue reading →

See also: Rules for Economic Growth Ronald Reagan is known as the poster child for conservative Republican views of capitalist economics. So, what are some rules for economic growth that we may take from him? Firstly, we have to operate … Continue reading →