Monthly Archives: December 2015

At the bottom of the first clip of this “talkie” I believe it says MCMXXVIII, which would mean the year 1928. This is interesting since in 1938, he published What Is Wrong with the Movies? in which he condemned the … Continue reading →

British witchcraft, also known as Wicca, or Druidism in ancient times, presents a strong supernatural challenge to Christians. This has been sufficiently answered by St. Patrick, St. Columba, John Knox and the “Scots Worthies,” George Fox, John Wesley, and Smith … Continue reading →

Based on Ephesians 4:17-5:21 and William Law’s The Absolute Unlawfulness of the Stage Entertainment.

While I don’t like Mullins’ non-chalant comments about God, the prophets, and the Bible as being “weird,” I got to say he was a very skilled Christian musician. “The Color Green” is my favorite; it almost makes me cry. I … Continue reading →

In my mind, there are three aspects in the evaluation of a church model that are critical for my stamp of approval for an “ideal church”; not a “perfect church” as the so often cop-out cliché is used, but an … Continue reading →

In 2013, John MacArthur published a book and conference on the theme of Strange Fire, a designation he applies to the charismatic movement. I am a Wesleyan Pentecostal; and this is my response to his Reformed cessationist conference. Introduction Response … Continue reading →

Originally from here. Question: “Should a Christian go to movies? Is watching a movie a sin?” Answer: For a Christian, the question is not so much “is watching this movie a sin?” but “is this something that Jesus would want … Continue reading →