Dr. R.C. Sproul gives an excellent assessment between slavery then, and abortion now. “It is never excusable for a believer to disobey a principle set forth by God, for the sake of a custom, or of a tradition, or of a temporary community standard.” – Dr. R. C. Sproul
Dr. Steve Lawson of Christ Fellowship Baptist Church is an excellent preacher, Bible expositor, and teacher. Here he was asked what is the Gospel message. Though he didn’t mention ‘repentance,’ this is one of the best impromptu presentations of the Gospel I’ve heard. As always – Ye must be born again. Repent – be salt
Only one person in this line rejected a tract, and so I preached. He is the black fellow on the far left of the screen that kept ‘pacing back and forth.’ To know more about those unbiblical sinner’s prayers, and unbiblical raise your hand altar calls, click on my article here.
Dr. R.C. Sproul Sr. is a brilliant scholar, as he handles this controversy ever so circumspectly, and with much dignity. Sproul refutes the false teaching that a professed Christian can be continually carnal. This false teaching comes from those that take Romans 7:14 out of context. Or that do their own ‘eisegesis’ of the text,
Now that the other candidates have stepped down from the presidential race, I will respectfully say this. I am not ashamed to be an ‘out of the closet’ conservative (a real one), and most importantly a born-again Christian. But sadly much of America does not understand what a true conservative is, nor do they understand
This young lady is the byproduct of emergent pastors that unbiblically tell their congregation to “slip up your hand,” as they fraudulently declare them all born-again. Because there is nothing salvific about that, nor ‘believing’ according to the English definition of the word ‘believe.’ “If the professed convert distinctly and deliberately declares that he knows
Many here have never heard the Gospel, or worse they’ve heard a purpose driven watered down version. I prefer open-air preaching to outdoor crowds, but this week I’ve been doing more ‘one on ones.’
During the first half of today I ministered at liquor stores on Baseline in San Bernardino. Where there’s lots of drugs, gangs, violence, prostitution, vice, and various sinister activity. Here’s a portion of a much larger labor of love. This gal told me “I accepted Jesus.” She attends a near-by unhealthy ‘church’ where her pastor
I have a handful of those that financially contribute to IPOC, and I am thankful for them. They pay for most of my tracts, and some of my fuel costs. – Chaplain Bill 🙂
Sometimes you just have to press pause, and ‘get off the road’ to better enjoy Gods creation. – Bill 🙂 Disclaimer: The group I was with did not do the obstacle at time-stamp 14:31 (I do not know that couple). Music ‘The Battle Begins’ by Lorne Balfe, ‘War Machine’ by Brian Tyler, and the ‘Finale’,
Two different types of cyclists parked in front of me at this red light. One a bicyclist that by appearance might think that he’s ‘good enough to get to heaven.’ The other a motorcyclist, who perhaps thinks he could never inherit heaven. It is unknown where the man on the left stands with the Lord
Arthur Walkington Pink (1886-1952) evangelist and Biblical scholar. Though it is not his voice, A.W. Pink gave this sermon probably in the 1920’s. Back then he observed the decaying state of Christendom. If he discerned this then, imagine what he would say now if he were still alive here. A ‘nominal’ Christian is an oxymoron. The
