I’d rather not include the names, but I just watched a debate on should women preach on the “Lord’s Day” at church. The Opponent did a fine job until he compromised during the Q&A. A woman asked the Opponent, “Does 1st Timothy 2:11-14 apply to women gifted in preaching outside the gathering of the local
We live in a time when a majority of professing Christians, and local churches from all denominations, have devalued Biblical masculine preaching. Instead they prefer sermonettes, gentle sharing, a soft tone, mutually cooperative debates, casual conversationalism, and/or the use of other methods that are only secondary to true bold preaching (or methods that shouldn’t be
I find no joy in writing this brief analysis. But police officers funerals are particularly important to me. Mainly because most lawmen would never darken the doors of a church, except for a funeral. Moreover, police funerals will bring in anywhere from 4,000 to 12,000 officers in attendance from all over the nation, and sometimes
It is my personal ethic that personal messages, or private messaging, and/or private emails should remain ‘personal and private.’ But unfortunately today I am seeing some professing Christians take screenshots of ‘private’ messages, and then making them public. I’ve had that done to me, and it’s not a pleasant experience. Therefore, so that I do
On 11/14/18 I posted my latest video on the ‘We Cannot Save America Unless We Recognize God’ Facebook Group. A member of that group (Jacquelyn Meyers) commented under that post, sharing her opposition to my method of evangelism. Below is a screenshot of my post, along with her comment; and below that screenshot, is my
YouTuber Victor Uzodimma submitted the below comment under my video entitled “Gods Cup of Wrath for many, or Christs Vicarious Atonement for some.” The following is a snapshot of his comment, and then my response to him. Dear Victor Uzodimma thank you for your public comment. Your comment has been approved, and the following is my
The following YouTuber submitted this comment today. He was present at the high school, when I preached the message that he is referring to. Averi thank you for your public comment. Your comment has been approved, and the following is my response. “Open rebuke is better than secret love. Faithful are the wounds of a
YouTuber ‘Meme Lord’ posted this comment under my recent video entitled, ‘When my ‘Independence Day’ became a dependence…’ The following is my well deserved response to him or her. Dear ‘Meme Lord,’ I generally do not reply to persons that cowardly hide behind fictitious names, but in this case, if you’ve got them meme, I’ve
YouTuber Tom Dutch inputted the following comment under one of my videos. I believe Tom’s comment is reasonable. Therefore below is my response. Tom thank you for your comment. Yes you are partially correct, and yes perhaps I do say that too much. But let us not forget that the Apostle Paul referred to himself
