Author Archives: The Town Crier Outlet
Late Medieval Catholic Theologians on Economic Profits
I’ve only grazed the surface on the subject of economic profits in light of Christian ethics. Alejandro Chafuen’s Faith and Liberty has helped me spawn some ideas about logical Christian thought on economic growth. These moral theologians and economists of … Continue reading
Review of Vinson Synan’s “In the Latter Days”
Vinson Synan’s In the Latter Days is a shorter version of the material contained in The Holiness-Pentecostal Tradition. It is a scholarly reference of Pentecostal and Charismatic church history, of spirituality, and chock full of bibliographical material. I have taken … Continue reading
Would John the Baptist Like Your Church? – Family Room Media
Romans 10: Unlimited Atonement for All of Mankind
Paul demonstrates that Christ died for the sins of all mankind, and that everyone and anyone who repents and believes, can be saved (vv. 11-13). Continuing the theme from ch 9, God shows no saving favoritism to either the Jews … Continue reading
Keeping Your Faith Strong In Times of Testing
Those on the rock are the ones who receive the Word with joy when they hear it, but they have no root. They believe for a while, but in the time of testing they fall away. –Luke 8:13 What is … Continue reading
Review of Gary North’s “Puritan Economic Experiments”
This was an interesting book. As a husband and father, and as a preacher trying to follow the Holy Spirit’s leading into independent pastoral ministry, it becomes necessary to strategize and plan in a faith-based way how to pursue economic … Continue reading
Independent Holiness-Pentecostal Churches
I’ve entered a new level of awareness that I’m an independent holiness-Pentecostal; and it is among these types of Christians that is really my most kindred spirit and audience. As I pursue this level of self-discovery, I find a general … Continue reading
A Rare Vision, and Precious to Behold
The man of God appeared In the eyes of my mind; It was power, and it was good And it showed me what to be. A rare vision, and precious to behold To see in spirit, what it was, and … Continue reading
