Tag Archives: cessation theology

The 4 P’s of Following Jesus

By | 31 Oct 2023

In my humble opinion, all Christ-followers should be exhibiting the four P’s in their lives. As His followers, every one of us has been called by our risen Lord to partner with Him in making disciples of the lost, thereby transforming the culture in which we live. If we are not effectively and powerfully impacting those within our… Read More »

Charismata #9:
When The Perfect Comes?

By | 15 Aug 2023

Over my 50+ years of serving Jesus, I’ve met more than a few sincere Christ-loving folks resistant to the charismatic experience. I’ve also run across more than a few flaky tongue-talkers who also zealously love our Savior yet cannot seem to get their act together, whether doctrinally or character-wise. Most of the former I’ve encountered holding that position… Read More »

He is Risen! #2

By | 7 Apr 2012

Once again it is the most significant holiday, in fact the only truly scriptural holiday, in the Christian calendar: Easter. Our church does a huge outreach during this season, trying to reach the CEOs (Christmas & Easter Only) of our community. As part of this, we celebrated Good Friday by serving communion and praying for people by our… Read More »

Christianity vs. Man’s Religion: Part 7 —
The Reformation — and the Work Left Undone

By | 12 Oct 2010

By the early 16th century, the heresy of selling indulgences helped ignite the Protestant Reformation. Indulgences are certificates one could purchase from the Roman Catholic Church to ensure salvation for oneself or deceased loved ones. This is still official RC doctrine to this day, I might add. Prior to the Reformation, Roman Catholicism restricted access to Scripture by… Read More »