Fruit of the Spirit He Loves You and Me (Holiday 12101, 1976) A great deal of the "Jesus Music" of the 1960's and 1970's was performed in coffee-houses. An innovative form of ministry, it broke with the "church" tradition (a breaking churches struggle with perpetuating until this day) and placed the gospel in a laid …
The People Still Run Wild in Miami Beach
It's so bad that the leader of Miami's largest Hispanic gay group unloads in the Miami Herald: It shows our city as nothing short of a warzone - Filthy streets, a drive by shooting, multiple cars crashed in the process, and total chaos on the streets. This is unacceptable and must be controlled before we …
Month of Sundays: Obedience
Is the LORD as delighted with burnt offerings and sacrifices as he would be with your obedience? To follow instructions is better than to sacrifice. To obey is better than sacrificing the fat of rams. (1 Samuel 15:22) Management gurus frequently cite the work of Sun Tzu, the Chinese author most famous for his book …
Oasis: Smile for the Sun and Promised Land
Oasis was the touring group for Youth for Christ. As a result of that, their line-up was subject to frequent change, but in the course of that change they put out some pretty interesting music. The best known member of the group was the Scottish vocalist (and later co-hostess of the 700 Club) Shelia Walsh, …
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Why is the Church of God Absent from the Chaplains Endorsers' Letter re Same Sex Civil Marriage?
Recently twenty-one religious organisations sent a letter to the three Chiefs of Chaplains voicing their concerns about the impact of the repeal of "don't ask/don't tell" (DADT) relative to homosexuals in the military, and specifically with chaplains being required to perform same sex civil marriages. Some of the letter is as follows: Thank you for …
Unveiling Grace: Getting Past the LDS Church
This video documents several Mormons who found a new life beyond what they had in the LDS church. It's about an hour, but worth every minute. http://blip.tv/play/hY00gqjkRQI HT to Stand Firm in Faith.
The McPherson-Bogard Debate
One feature of Christian life that has either disappeared or morphed (depending upon how you look at it) is the debate. It wasn't that long ago (50-100 years) that debates were fairly common between proponents of different types of Christianity (and sometimes they'd get someone from the outside to really make things interesting.) From an …
Month of Sundays: Mercy
Blessed are the merciful, for they shall find mercy. (Matthew 5:7) It was an especially difficult Analytic Geometry problem. I knew what I was doing wasn’t going to pan out. But my professor was an ex-seminarian; perhaps there was another way to rescue this situation. So I took the verse at the top, found it …
Rowan Williams Forces a Provincial Episcopal Visitor to Bail on the Masonic Lodge
He's not much on dealing with many heterodoxies in the Anglican world, but Rowan Williams gets tough on Freemasonry: THE Principal of Pusey House, Oxford, the Revd Jonathan Baker, is to resign as a Freemason after being encouraged by the Archbishop of Canterbury to reconsider his membership before his consecration as the next Bishop of …
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Achor: A Door of Hope, The Wine of Lebanon, and End of My Day
Achor was a church-based group from London. They produced (AFAIK) three albums, all of which are available on this page. A Door Of Hope (Dove 18, 1975) The first of the albums, a very folksy production more in line with the Fisherfolk/Word of God axis. Part of that includes singing in the Spirit, which one …
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