“Without the evangelical center, attempts at reform are like assigning a personal trainer to every corpse, in order to escort it to the gym” (Rules for Reformer, p. 201).
7 Questions for Those Who Want Money for People With Minds That Hate . . .
Let me get this straight. 1. You are the group that wants drivers working for FedEx and UPS to be unknowingly carrying around boxes with baby parts in them, babies who were killed for the sake of those parts, AND you want to be the enlightened, progressive group? 2. You are the party that wants …
The Ultimate Contrast
“Adam lost his bride through disobedience at a tree; the last Adam won His bride through obedience on one” (Rules for Reformers, p. 200)
Not the Same as Moving On
“Calling the next iteration of unbelief post-liberalism is like calling someone a post-leper because another finger fell off” (Rules for Reformers, p. 199).
Liberal Like Me
The next video is up. No graphic images this time — just more chilling testimony. I have been saying that one of our central tasks in the unfolding Planned Parenthood mess is to make defenders of the indefensible try to defend it. This can go one of two ways — either they back away from …
Review: Smooth Stones Taken from Ancient Brooks: Being a Collection of Sentences, Illustrations, and Quaint Sayings from That Renowned Puritan, Thomas Brooks
Smooth Stones Taken from Ancient Brooks: Being a Collection of Sentences, Illustrations, and Quaint Sayings from That Renowned Puritan, Thomas Brooks by Charles H. Spurgeon My rating: 4 of 5 stars Really good. This was a book of quotations from the Puritan Thomas Brooks, selected by Charles Spurgeon. That’s a good business, right there. View …
Got No Secrets to Conceal
We are not that far into the Planned Parenthood calamity, but I think we are far enough into it to ask the secularists how they like being on the wrong side of history. And as Dylan once put it in Like a Rolling Stone, “you got no secrets to conceal. How does it feel?” It …
By Clear Necessity
“Believing the universe is governed by absolute goodness is the only possible basis for thinking anything could be wrong with it now” (Rules for Reformers, p. 198).
What Did You Expect?
“If you insist on marrying a child of the devil, you shouldn’t be surprised when you have difficulties with your in-laws” (Rules for Reformers, p. 198).
With Just In Time Delivery
“The warehouses of deliverance never have an inventory crisis” (Rules for Reformers, p. 197).