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Joe Dallas
June 17, 2020: Assemblies of God: A CHRISTIAN RESPONSE TO POLYAMORY
“One of the most striking cultural trends in the United States in the last 50 years is the dismantling of the traditional Judeo-Christian viewpoint of marriage,” says author and speaker Joe M. Dallas.
“One of the most striking cultural trends in the United States in the last 50 years is the dismantling of the traditional Judeo-Christian viewpoint of marriage,” says author and speaker Joe M. Dallas.
Nov 10, 2016: Sean McDowell: How Should Christians Talk about Homosexuality? Interview with Author Joe Dallas
Joe Dallas is one of the most articulate people who address homosexuality and the church. He is an author, blogger, and professional counselor.
Joe Dallas is one of the most articulate people who address homosexuality and the church. He is an author, blogger, and professional counselor.
Apr 5, 2015: Joe Dallas: CRI: Now What? Same-Sex Marriage and Today’s Church
Joe Dallas (born 1954) is a prominent figure in the ex-gay movement and an advocate of reparative therapy from a Christian perspective.
Remember, Christians: whenever the devil tries to discourage you, you can always remind him that at least you didn't lose a fiddle contest to some Georgia hillbilly. #RIPCharlieDaniels
Jim Dant
July 2, 2020: Baptist Global News: Hardy Clemons remembered as mentor, encourager, hero
“His fingerprints remain all over the church, the community, Furman University, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, and almost every other Baptist entity that emerged during that season,” said Jim Dant, current pastor of the Greenville church.
“His fingerprints remain all over the church, the community, Furman University, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, and almost every other Baptist entity that emerged during that season,” said Jim Dant, current pastor of the Greenville church.
Aug 3, 2015: Greenville Online: First Baptist opens its doors to same-sex couples
“What I heard was, ‘We need to do the right thing, regardless of what anybody thinks or says about us,’” says Jim Dant, the 184-year-old church’s senior minister who led the church through its six-month discernment. “There were a few people who said, ‘Are they going to start calling us the gay church in town?’”
“What I heard was, ‘We need to do the right thing, regardless of what anybody thinks or says about us,’” says Jim Dant, the 184-year-old church’s senior minister who led the church through its six-month discernment. “There were a few people who said, ‘Are they going to start calling us the gay church in town?’”
"I" before "e" except after "Old MacDonald had a farm"
Stephen T Davis
"There is no necessary connection between being an objectivist on truth and being intolerant. Of course, there is a historical tendency that can be disturbing--a sense of absolute certainty does lead some people to intolerance and imperialism. Still, relativists who try to make this point don't seem to realize that there can be moral systems that are taken to be objectively true and that teach or even require tolerance...The Christian motivation for tolerance is not that nobody has the objective truth but that Jesus told us to love all people and especially our enemies. And we Christians try to practice tolerance and respect for people precisely because we believe that Jesus' teaching is true (i.e., objectively true)." --Stephen T Davis [Rational Faith]
Stephen T. Davis is a CGU Ph.D. in philosophy (1970). He is the Russell K. Pitzer Professor of Philosophy at Claremont McKenna College. Steve specializes in the philosophy of religion and Christian thought. He is the author and/or editor of fifteen books, including Encountering Evil (Westminster John Knox Press, 2nd ed., 2001), Christian Philosophical Theology (Oxford University Press, 2006), and Disputed Issues (Baylor University Press, 2009). He has also written over seventy academic articles and reviews. During his entire career at CMC, he has worked closely with the Philosophy Department and the School of Religion at CGU, serving on dissertation committees, participating in conferences, and occasionally teaching courses. In 1988, the Alumni Council of CGU awarded Steve the Distinguished Alumnus Award. In April, 2010, Steve joined five other American philosophers of religion for a week-long series of academic conferences with Iranian scholars at the University of Tehran, the University of Qum, and the University of Esfahan.
My neighbors wife went to a hairdressers and said:"Make me
look like Barbara Streisand." So she hit her over the nose with a hairbrush."
look like Barbara Streisand." So she hit her over the nose with a hairbrush."
Dan Delzell
June 10, 2020: Christian Post: Truth is a person, a message, and a lifestyle
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Apr 2, 2015: Dan Delzell: Christian Post: Did God Cause Adam and Eve's Sin?
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Jan 22, 2015: Dan Delzell: Christian Post: Joshua's Battles Point to Victory Over Sin
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Jan 2, 2015: Dan Delzell: Gospel Growth: New Year’s Resolutions from a Theological Perspective
Nov 28, 2014: Dan Delzell: Christian Post: Man's Intelligence Will Never Fix His Immorality
Scripture reveals that "truth" is a Person, a message and a lifestyle. Jesus said, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." (John 14:6) You will never know truth until you know Jesus.
Brent Detwiler
Feb 19, 2020: Baptist news Global: SBC president calls for investigation of churches accused of harboring sexual predators
“No one outside SGC has defended C.J. Mahaney more than Al Mohler, Mark Dever and Ligon Duncan,” Mahaney critic Brent Detwiler said of the T4G combo in a blog last May. “They have defended him against all charges of a conspiracy to cover up the sexual abuse of children and also defended him against all charges concerning his character and leadership in general.”
“No one outside SGC has defended C.J. Mahaney more than Al Mohler, Mark Dever and Ligon Duncan,” Mahaney critic Brent Detwiler said of the T4G combo in a blog last May. “They have defended him against all charges of a conspiracy to cover up the sexual abuse of children and also defended him against all charges concerning his character and leadership in general.”
Nov 17, 2016: Brent DetWiler: Todd Pruitt Lies about His Knowledge of C.J. Mahaney’s Guilt in Order to Appear Neutral
While interacting with Phil Johnson (John MacArthur’s executive director) on his Facebook page in April, Todd Pruitt from the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals chimed in and claimed he had no knowledge, even second hand knowledge, of C.J. Mahaney’s guilt or innocence. He put forth this lie to thousands of readers so he could justify his claim of moral neutrality toward Mahaney.
While interacting with Phil Johnson (John MacArthur’s executive director) on his Facebook page in April, Todd Pruitt from the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals chimed in and claimed he had no knowledge, even second hand knowledge, of C.J. Mahaney’s guilt or innocence. He put forth this lie to thousands of readers so he could justify his claim of moral neutrality toward Mahaney.
My friend has a baby. I'm recording all the noises he makes so later I can ask him what he meant.
Hatune Dogan
Oct 11, 2016: Express: EU has allowed ‘WOLVES’ who threaten the West into Europe, Syrian nun warns
Sister Hatune Dogan claimed European leaders have "admitted the wolves" while "the sheep are still" in Syria and Iraq.Sister Hatune, who worked for 26 years helping Christians and the persecuted Yazidi group, clarified the "wolves" were Muslims who refused to live by European values.
Sister Hatune Dogan claimed European leaders have "admitted the wolves" while "the sheep are still" in Syria and Iraq.Sister Hatune, who worked for 26 years helping Christians and the persecuted Yazidi group, clarified the "wolves" were Muslims who refused to live by European values.
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May 11, 2015: CBN: Nun: 'Islam Is ISIS. Whoever Says Otherwise Is a Liar'
Sister Hatune Dogan has been on the ground and witnessed the devastation of these ancient Christian communities. She's listened to survivors tell how Christians and Yazidi women are being sold into sex slavery. |
Brian Dollar
Oct 23, 2018: Brian Dollar: Influence: Three Keys to Leading Kids in Worship
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Mar 12, 2015: Brian Dollar: Are You A Secure Or Insecure Leader?
Jan 14, 2014: Vimeo: Brian Dollar - "How To Talk To Your Kids About God"
Brian shares about the importance of parents becoming the primary spiritual influence in their child's life. In this message, Brian gives some practical ways to initiate significant spiritual conversations with kids. |
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Brian began in Kids Ministry in 1992. He has served at two churches, The Oaks Fellowship (Dallas, TX 1992-1999) and First NLR (North Little Rock, AR 1999 – Present). Brian founded High Voltage Kids Ministry Resources in 1998, which creates and provides Kids Church Curriculum, Music, Games, Videos, and more to churches around the world. highvoltage-kids.com
- Creflo Dollar -
"Fascism was not defeated on the battlefields of Western Europe. Their armies were defeated. But, Fascism lived on. It lurked in the shadows for decades and was ultimately imported to the United States and the European democracies through universities and institutions of higher education. Fascism took a new sh
ape in the field of literary criticism through the postmodern deconstructionism of Derrida and has now grown like a cancer that has spread from literary criticism to philosophy to politics to economics to religion." - Chris Rosebrough (Extreme Theology)
ape in the field of literary criticism through the postmodern deconstructionism of Derrida and has now grown like a cancer that has spread from literary criticism to philosophy to politics to economics to religion." - Chris Rosebrough (Extreme Theology)
Casey Doss
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July 28, 2013: Youtube: The Ramp - Casey Doss "A Sinner Is Not A Sinner Because He Sins"
The Ramp is a ministry of awakening based out of Hamilton, Alabama, where hundreds gather each month from across the nation and world to pursue the real Jesus. |
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"Suffering will either be your master or your servant, depending on how you handle the crises of life. A crisis doesn't make a person--it reveals what a person is made of " --Warren Wiersbe
James Douthwaite
Mar 27, 2020: Cranach: Tips for Participating in Online Church Services
Our former pastor, Rev. James Douthwaite, at St. Athanasius Lutheran Church in Vienna, Virginia, has drawn up Some Tips on Watching Church Services via LiveStream:
Our former pastor, Rev. James Douthwaite, at St. Athanasius Lutheran Church in Vienna, Virginia, has drawn up Some Tips on Watching Church Services via LiveStream:
Rev. James A. Douthwaite was born December 17, 1962 in Philadelphia, PA to William and Nancy Douthwaite, the youngest of three children. Pastor Douthwaite was baptized into the Holy Christian Church on April 7, 1963 at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Penndel, PA and was confirmed on April 11, 1977 at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Ridley Park, PA.
Pastor Douthwaite attended public schools in Ridley Township, PA through High School, and upon his graduation in 1981 was accepted into Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA where he received the Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science. After graduation, Pastor Douthwaite worked as a Computer Consultant in the Philadelphia area for five years, working for the Reohr Group of Media, PA and later as a founding partner in InnovaSystems, Inc. of Mt. Laurel, NJ. Pastor Douthwaite entered Concordia Theological Seminary (Ft. Wayne, IN) in June 1990, served as a vacancy summer Vicar at St. John Lutheran Church in AuGres, MI, as Vicar at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Manitowoc, WI, and graduated with the Master of Divinity in May 1994. Pastor Douthwaite then entered the Master of Sacred Theology program, serving as Graduate Assistant in the Department of Pastoral Ministry and Missions in 1995, with his major area of study being Pastoral Theology and Liturgics, with a minor in Systematic Theology. Pastor Douthwaite was awarded the Master of Sacred Theology degree in May, 2003.
On July 9, 1995 Pastor Douthwaite was ordained and installed as Pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Yonkers, NY. After serving the saints at Holy Trinity for seven years, he accepted the call to St. Athanasius Lutheran Church in Vienna, VA, where he was installed on May 11, 2002.
Pastor Douthwaite attended public schools in Ridley Township, PA through High School, and upon his graduation in 1981 was accepted into Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA where he received the Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science. After graduation, Pastor Douthwaite worked as a Computer Consultant in the Philadelphia area for five years, working for the Reohr Group of Media, PA and later as a founding partner in InnovaSystems, Inc. of Mt. Laurel, NJ. Pastor Douthwaite entered Concordia Theological Seminary (Ft. Wayne, IN) in June 1990, served as a vacancy summer Vicar at St. John Lutheran Church in AuGres, MI, as Vicar at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Manitowoc, WI, and graduated with the Master of Divinity in May 1994. Pastor Douthwaite then entered the Master of Sacred Theology program, serving as Graduate Assistant in the Department of Pastoral Ministry and Missions in 1995, with his major area of study being Pastoral Theology and Liturgics, with a minor in Systematic Theology. Pastor Douthwaite was awarded the Master of Sacred Theology degree in May, 2003.
On July 9, 1995 Pastor Douthwaite was ordained and installed as Pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Yonkers, NY. After serving the saints at Holy Trinity for seven years, he accepted the call to St. Athanasius Lutheran Church in Vienna, VA, where he was installed on May 11, 2002.
Birthday cake is the only food you can blow on and
spit on and everybody rushes to get a piece.
spit on and everybody rushes to get a piece.
Jim Drake
Messengers to the 2019 SBC of Virginia Annual Homecoming unanimously elected a new slate of officers. Pictured left to right: Monty Guice, senior pastor of Swift Creek Baptist Church in Midlothian, Virginia, as 1st Vice President; Allen McFarland, senior pastor of Calvary Evangelical Baptist Church in Portsmouth, as President; Vernig Suarez, pastor of Iglesia Bautista del Camino in Norfolk, Virginia, as 2nd Vice President; Jim Drake, senior pastor of Parkview Baptist Church in Bluefield, Virginia, as secretary.
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Jim Drake is pastor of Brushfork Baptist Church in Bluefield, West Virginia. He was born in 1967 in Ripley, WV, and grew up in West Virginia, Wyoming, North Dakota, and Colorado. It was in Denver that he graduated from Beth Eden Baptist High School in 1985 and entered the Air Force in 1986. Although saved at the age of 12, and called into ministry in high school, Jim experienced times of rebellion and wandering from God. His relationship with the Lord continued to wane until the mid 1990s. After a tour supporting Operation SOUTHERN WATCH in Saudi Arabia he began to truly submit to God’s work in his life. Moses had to spend 40 years in the desert at Midian and Paul had to spend three years in the Arabian Peninsula desert — by God’s grace, Jim only had to spend 120 days in the desert. As he began to increasingly submit to the Lord’s will for his life, the Lord began to increasingly reaffirm His call on Jim’s life, culminating in his first and current pastorate.
He has earned five degrees — three associate, one baccalaureate, and a Master of Arts in Religion (cum laude) from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. He is currently enrolled in the Master of Divinity program at LBTS and has future aspirations of earning a Doctorate of Ministry and eventually a Th.D. or a Ph.D. |
Jesse Duplantis
Sept 9, 2021: Christian Post: After criticism, Jesse Duplantis says ministry donated $100K in generators to Ida victims
Louisiana televangelist Jesse Duplantis hit back at critics who charged that he and his ministry weren’t doing enough to help his storm-ravaged community of St. Charles Parish, where Hurricane Ida left most residents without power.
Louisiana televangelist Jesse Duplantis hit back at critics who charged that he and his ministry weren’t doing enough to help his storm-ravaged community of St. Charles Parish, where Hurricane Ida left most residents without power.
