Author Archives: The Town Crier Outlet

Originally from here. A history of evangelical faith in the South. The religious history of the American South is fascinating scholarly terrain. Anyone who doubts this should read Christine Leigh Heyrman’s Southern Cross, an extraordinarily rich exploration of the first … Continue reading →

Originally from here. As a sibling of a homosexual who claims to be a Christian, I know first-hand how the issue of the legitimacy of homosexuality for Christians divides families, friends and churches. I have purchased and read nearly 100 … Continue reading →

Originally from here. Dr. Nicolosi began his career doing mental health counseling focused on homosexual men. Over the years he noticed one recurring theme amongst his patients; in every case there was a ‘disconnect’ between the homosexual man and his … Continue reading →

Originally from here. —– I do hereby confess and positively declare that while God does increase power to get wealth among hard-working and productive, godly Christians–the New Thought teachings and the love of money pushed by the Prosperity Gospel and … Continue reading →

This is found on volume 6 of the 6-CD set of Goodbye, Babylon old-time gospel collection. The years 1925-1955 are covered. All are traditional African-American gospel songs or sermonettes.

Originally from here. JB 1:10:55 – “In that low place you’re going, you’ll never be cool again.” Like a kid song. So funny. Toasty McGrath A rather cavalier attitude toward torture. JB A rather cavalier comment. TM How so? I … Continue reading →

Originally from here. My Dear Woodworm,[1] As your most affectionate uncle and Senior Commander in Satan’s Army, I hereby write you to maintain your ongoing efforts to destroy the Enemy’s Church. You are but a Junior Tempter now, but with … Continue reading →

Romans 7 is about the original sin (or sinful nature) of the flesh (the human body) and the challenge this poses to regenerated Christians, trying to live a holy life, with the Holy Spirit inside them. At 18:41 I pray … Continue reading →

I dreamed that I was on what was then an incomplete highway—currently under construction in the area that I grew up. Road signs would say, “Future I-540.” In the dream, I was in a crowd of about thirty young men … Continue reading →

Romans 6 begins Paul’s teaching on sanctification, which is the majority of his Gospel.