By Tim Winterstein - Warning: Spoilers! If you haven't seen the film and plan to, you may want to postpone reading this until afterward. In light of last week's post, I hesitate to make too much out of my movie of the week, War for the Planet of the Apes. That is to say, you … Continue reading God and Man and The Planet of the Apes
By Bob Hiller - Have you ever heard that one can preach too much Gospel? Have you ever encountered phrases like “cheap grace” or “easy-believe-ism?” Perhaps you’ve heard a preacher wax on about how the Gospel of salvation by grace alone is true, but it is the “milk” for baby Christians. At some point, the … Continue reading Believing Ain’t Easy
By Paul Koch – On my way home from Jiu Jitsu, tired after a night of rolling, I drive past a local church called The Miracle Center. My body aches - I feel old and very mortal - and I wonder about what goes on in there. Do they sell miracles? Do they give them … Continue reading Plastic Miracles
By Cindy Koch - Have you ever wondered if one little event could change your whole life story? I have. What if I invested my teenage savings into a skateboard instead of a surfboard? Had I taken a different class in college, would I have cultivated the same passions and career today? If I would … Continue reading Woman: The Forgotten Story
By Joel A. Hess - Some time ago I attended a D. James Kennedy Evangelism Explosion training seminar. He’s the one who invented the “if you were to die today, would you go to heaven or hell” evangelism intro question. Nice question, right? From there, the evangelist talks about how we are all sinners no matter … Continue reading Jesus Died and Rose for You – Whether You Like It or Not
This is not your grandfather's podcast! You will hear things you can't unhear! Don't be afraid, keep listening. It's like the first time you acquired the taste of a nice cup of black coffee. A whole new world has been opened to you! TOPICS: 1. SUFFERING IS A BLESSING - Reading from Dennis Ngien's wonderful … Continue reading Ringside: Episode 39
By Scott Keith - The Search Thus, we are at the end of our brief investigation of Philip Melanchthon; his theology, teaching, writings (especially the Loci Communes), work as a theological ambassador, reformer, and good friend of Martin Luther. Too, this short series has attempted to show that many, if not all, of the attempts … Continue reading Meeting Melanchthon: The Conclusion
