“Take away the safety net, and it is likely that the number of people experimenting with the trapeze bar will decrease significantly.”
Devoured by Cannabis, p. 57
“Take away the safety net, and it is likely that the number of people experimenting with the trapeze bar will decrease significantly.”
Devoured by Cannabis, p. 57
“Much of our preaching is like delivering lectures upon medicine to sick people. The lecture is true. The lecture is interesting . . . But still the fact remains that the lecture is not medicine, and that to give the medicine, not to deliver the lecture, is the preacher’s duty.”
Phillips Brooks, The Joy of Preaching, p. 102
“The way the push for legal pot is happening now, the pressure is on us to increase the liberty of the irresponsible citizens while simultaneously decreasing the liberty of the responsible ones. That fact all by itself should reveal the play that is being run on us.”
Devoured by Cannabis, p. 49
So next month, on September 9th-11th, I’ll be in Lebanon, Tennessee at the Fight Laugh Feast Network’s second annual conference. The topic will be The Politics of Sex. I’ll be speaking Friday evening, September 10th. My topic will be Gay Pulpits: The Politics of Feminism, Homosexuality, and Unfaithful Children. Other speakers include Voddie Baucham on …
“Remember how rapidly we progressed from homosexuality simply being decriminalized to the point now where its celebration is mandated in virtually every public space.”
Devoured by Cannabis, p. 47
Introduction: The wave is still gathering, and rising ominously, but it is not yet a breaker. It has not yet crashed onto the beach. But if you are willing to look, you can see it rising. And you can ...
“When the people are dissolute, this means they are slaves to their sins. And one of the things that despots found out a long time ago is that slaves to sin have handles that can be used by rulers.”
Devoured by Cannabis, p. 44
Letter to the Editor: A Sickly Yellow Custard That is a Little Green Around the Edges Doug, Just another anecdotal story for you. I am a paramedic in a major city in Washington. Throughout ...
“Our bodies want sleep, air, sunshine, sex, water, meat, and so on. These desires are God-given, but because the world has been knocked cock-eyed by sin, they can become inordinate. Now, who among us was doing so well with all these bodily demands, the ones that came with the hardware already installed, that we thought to upload a few more dependencies just to show how good we are at the self-discipline? Oh, you know, Smith was doing so well with hunger, thirst, and lust that he decided to add nicotine and alcohol”
Devoured by Cannabis, p. 43