Monthly Archives: October 2009

Psalm 23 – Explained

A friend sent this to me and I thought it summed up the truths of this beloved Psalm in short succinct terms.  The 23rd Psalm was my mother’s favorite scripture. What I learned in Psalm 23… The Lord is my … Continue reading

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You Might Be A Constitutionalist If . . .

By Chuck Baldwin October 20, 2009 I originally published this column back in January of 2005. Since then (and especially lately), many people have called and written with requests to republish it. So, with a few minor revisions, here it … Continue reading

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Healthcare Update

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Stimulus Sermon

VIRGINIA CHURCH SERVICE This article is supposedly from a Pastor of a predominantly black church in Virginia. Whether this is from a real sermon or not, this sermon makes a valid point. Perhaps each one of us should decide who … Continue reading

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Tea Party Promo

TEA PARTY COMMERCIAL…A MUST SEE! This video is the result from a Mom in Alabama asking her high school son to help with a commercial for the Tea Party she was involved in organizing Boy, does it slam the message … Continue reading

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The Roots of the Emergent Church and “Relevance”

This is a clip from Dr. Francis Schaeffer’s “How Should We Then Live series” “Do you think the emergent church has some hip, cool, new way of thinking? The mentality of “Well, we need to change Christianity…” and “The Bible … Continue reading

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Emergent Church Folly: Ignoring the Total Depravity of Mankind

In the Humanist Manifesto II there is a premise put forth that Traditional Biblical Christianity is no longer valid.  It, in essence, calls for Christianity to either be reshaped (in secular humanistic values) or be rejected outright.  Here are some … Continue reading

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Mine Is But To Trust

Written by James A. Frost T’was not the angry sea that separated the disciples and Jesus on Galilee. They had forgotten His immutable counsel, that would keep them free. It is trusting that brings triumph, He never denies. The unbelieving … Continue reading

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