Memorial Presbyterian Church: the gay aesthetic at the foot of Mt. Sinai
NOTE ADDED 4/7/20: Missouri Presbytery just announced they would launch a formal investigation:...
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Missouri Presbytery church hosts LGBTQ+ play cycles
NOTE ADDED 4/7/20: Missouri Presbytery just announced they would launch a formal investigation:...
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Reforming the training of pastors (8)
(Eighth in a series. To be continued.) One of the principal advantages of bringing the training of...
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Church reform(5): warriors who hide
When our Lord and Master Jesus Christ said, “unless you repent, you will all likewise perish,” He...
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Church reform(3): how not to reform
When our Lord and Master Jesus Christ said, “unless you repent, you will all likewise perish,” He...
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The Hezekiah Option(1): a strategy for Christians in a post-Christian nation
A Christian writer put out a book a couple years ago titled The Benedict Option. It got the...
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PCA General Assembly: Two videos tell the story
The PCA is sick and nothing other than the Spirit working through the denomination will save her. The good-ol-boys network has failed to bring reformation. Now, reliance on the Lord through prayer and the use of the actual mechanism of church discipline will need to be taken up.
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PCA General Assembly: A tale of two study committees…
The base strategy of rich liberal pastors and denominational leaders is dressing up the latest social justice fad in Biblical drag. It will never end. Look to rich men for leadership and they’ll lead you into the same betrayal of Scripture that got them lots of money and very large congregations.
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PCA General Assembly: Vote down that study committee Missouri Presbytery wants
Study committees are the tools liberal denominational leaders use to deny there is any schism or heresy. After all, the servant of God doesn’t study schism and heresy. He files charges against it and works intensely for its removal from his sheepfold where it threatens the souls of his sheep.
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Missouri Presbytery’s First Theological Principle: Be Sweet
This is yet another example of how conflict is managed today. Anything direct is unloving. Any open conflict is alarming. A notable feature of the report is how seldom the actual issue of homosexual desire comes up compared to how often the conflict, confusion, misinformation surrounding Revoice comes up.
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