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Monthly Archives: May 2011
TEACHERS WITHOUT UNDERSTANDING
If you are reading this, you must have missed the predicted departure. Harold Camping ventured into the treacherous waters of Bible prophecy to forecast a date when God would “catch up” the Church into heaven and launch a judgment on the remainder of the world. The day, May 21, came and went without any unusual phenomena. Continue reading
Posted in Bible Teaching, Prophecy
Tagged 1994, 88 Reasons Why the Rapture is in 1988, Abby Carson, Adrienne Martinez, Bible interpretation, Biblical prophecy, Edgar Whisenant, Family Radio, Harold Camping, Joel Martinez, Millennial Kingdom, Rapture, The Final Shout - Rapture Report 1990, Tribulation
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LOSSES AND QUESTIONS
I spent Sunday evening and Monday morning researching the damage the EF5 tornado did to my hometown of Joplin, Missouri Sunday. Sirens alerted residents of a dangerous situation at 5:11 PM. Twenty minutes later, a tornado, three-fourths of a mile wide, wind velocities over 200 mph, touched down on the southwest side of town and ripped a swath through six miles of residential and business areas. Continue reading
EVERY NATION, EVERY PEOPLE, EVERY LANGUAGE
The American imperialistic affinity sometimes blurs our vision. We forget that America was not the final destination of the gospel. We forget that the New Jerusalem is not located in the West. We forget that Americans are not the ruling class in the kingdom of God. We forget that Jesus’ words to his disciples on that mountain in Galilee are no less directed to us, “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations …” (Matthew 28:19). Continue reading
Posted in Mission, The Church - the Body of Christ
Tagged A.B. Simpson, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Christianity in Japan, Christianity in Viet Nam, First Vietnamese Alliance Church, James Hepburn, Japanese-American internment camps, Lakeside Church of Chicago, multiethnicity, R.A. Jaffray
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UNMASKING MULTICULTURALISM
For decades, political advocates have praised and promoted multiculturalism, arguing for the social benefit of interaction between differing cultures. Cultural relativism grew out of this position, treating all cultures as equal and morally neutral. Some people advocate preserving the coexistence of cultural distinctions rather than promoting assimilation into a single culture, calling it a salad bowl rather than a melting pot.
Some practices and traits of a culture may exist independently from particular values, such as food or dress. But many cultural practices are rooted in values and very often, religious beliefs. Adherents treat the practice with moral assertion, as the right thing to do and competing practices as wrong. Continue reading
JUSTICE WILL BE DONE
Sunday, May 1, following months of extensive intelligence work on a lead, a U.S. Navy Seals special ops team assaulted a mansion where bin Laden was living, killing him and four other people. Many believed he had been hiding in the rugged terrain in Pakistan’s western region near the border of Afghanistan. Instead, he was occupying a luxurious residence in the resort city of Abbottabad, home to over 500,000 people and just 30 miles north of Pakistan’s capital.
Former president, George W. Bush, issued a statement, “The fight against terror goes on, but tonight, America has sent an unmistakable message: No matter how long it takes, justice will be done.” Continue reading
Posted in Hope, Justice
Tagged Abbottabad, African Americans, al-Qaida, George W. Bush, hunger, Jim Crow laws, justice, military budget, Navy Seals, Osama bin Laden, poverty, terrorist
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