Monthly Archives: November 2014

Originally from here. Question: “What is Hellfire preaching? Is Hellfire preaching Biblical?” Answer: The term “Hellfire preaching” does not appear in the Bible, although the concepts of the fires of Hell and the necessity of preaching certainly do. Hellfire preaching … Continue reading →

Christ suffered for our sins once for all time. He never sinned, but He died for sinners to bring you safely home to God.                                                                      –1 Peter 3:18, NLT Oh won’t you come with me To a hill called Calvary See … Continue reading →

Ben Bailey is the pastor of Central Church of Christ in McMinnville, TN. Denominations that don’t believe in “once saved, always saved”: 1. Roman Catholic Church / Ignatius Press, etc 2. Eastern Orthodox Church / St. Herman Press, etc 3. Lutheran … Continue reading →

The Book of Proverbs is probably the greatest piece of wisdom literature ever compiled in the history of the world. Most of it was written by King Solomon, the son of King David, who was considered not only the wisest … Continue reading →

PART 1: HOW TO FIGHT POVERTY 1. How to Break the Cycle of Poverty 2. Researching In-Demand Jobs 3. Networking: Talking About Jobs 4. Skills in the Workplace 5. Certified Financial Planners 6. Do Your Kids Need Bachelors Degrees? 7. … Continue reading →

Originally from here. Wrath is defined as “the emotional response to perceived wrong and injustice,” often translated as “anger,” “indignation,” “vexation,” or “irritation.” Both humans and God express wrath. But there is vast difference between the wrath of God and … Continue reading →

Steve Thompson was the main teacher of prophetic ministry at MorningStar Ministries with Rick Joyner. During this time, he published You May All Prophesy (1999):–a practical manual on how to develop the gift of prophecy and use it to encourage others in … Continue reading →

I am really disgusted at this sappy “love” gospel being preached by pastors today. Not only do they preach it in almost all of their sermons, but they “live” it:–they “live” the “gospel.” Of course, the terminology of the word … Continue reading →

In my opinion, this is the best movie version of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol.

Originally from here. See also this link; and the reference in Iain Murray’s Evangelicalism Divided. I have always sought to be charitable regarding those who preach in the name of Christ. This has been especially true in the case of … Continue reading →