Israeli TV Satire of Christianity Draws Ire from Believers

Roodog »

Sun Mar 01, 2009 9:17 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 3

Our Jewish friends in Israel need to understand that the number one pilgrimage site for Christians is Israel. This is the setting for the Gospel.Christians do not mock Abraham and Moses, they are too venerable for Christians.
The Gospel records that Jesus was a carpenter who became a traveling teacher. He did a lot of hard work on the shop, the fields and the pastures. His parables show his understanding of farming and herding. As a poor man, He went everywhere on foot, such a lifestyle is not condusive to obesity.
Mary,His mother would have been executed if she was a tart. Moses' Law was very strict about that.
It would serve Jewish opponents of the Gospel better to make the case that Jesus and His diciples operated contrary to the Law.

Americans Pick Obama as Personal Hero; Jesus Comes Second

Roodog »

Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:46 pm Agree: 2   Disagree: 0

Excuse me but the President did not die for my sins and be resurrected for my justification. The President is a mere man a sinner by nature and by choice in need of the Savior like us all. You can see how the Country is in the outhouse when they place the President over God the Son in overt and blatant violation of the First Commandment.

Guns in Church Bill Dies in Arkansas Senate Panel

Roodog »

Thu Feb 26, 2009 8:48 pm Agree: 0   Disagree: 5

That matter should be left up the churches, not the State. We would have few problems with an armed guard on the premises or if the church had one or more cops in its congregation. The local church has become a target for armed and angry people.Just because we are the Lord's flock doesn't mean we should remain defenseless.

Largest Christian Groups Report Membership Decline

Roodog »

Thu Feb 26, 2009 12:37 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

Richard Baxter the great Seventeenth Century Puritan divine wrote in his book, "The Reformed Pastor" based on lectures to ministers " Be sure that the work of grace is wrought in your souls for tere are many preachers in hell." This was the first thing he told pastors in Seventeenth Century England. Perhaps his book should be standard issue to Protestant ministers everywhere. It would be quite helpful if ministers would be saved people. It's hard to sell a Gospel you do not really believe or understand. It would behoove ministers to delve into the meaning of Christ's words:"Unless you are converted and be as little children you will not enter the Kingdom of Heaven." This is what Baxter warned the English ministers about. Make sure that you are converted. If a minister is truely regenerate it will be quite obvious in his preaching and teaching!