Ahhh! Walk into most modern churches about 5 minutes into a Sunday Service and what do you see center stage? Correcto! The Worship Leader! Now is some churches this position is not as glamorous as it is in others, but a person who chooses the songs and the choir sings them, or an individual sings [...]
Archive for February, 2008
Not Your Grandma’s Way of Doing Church Part 1(b): Questioning Worship Leaders!
Posted in Christian Living, Ecclesiology, Theology Applied on February 21, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Is Black History Important?
Posted in Uncategorized on February 21, 2008 | 40 Comments »
Through my wonderful journey since the Lord Jesus Christ drug(John 6:44) me to Himself I have been pushed further away from ministering to a certain type of people simply based on their race. I see many people who get excited when we get the “First Black Person” to do this or to do that and we [...]
Hey We Found One of Your Sheep in a Ditch! “Oh Was He Mine?”
Posted in Current Issues, Ecclesiology, Reformed Perspective, Theology Applied on February 20, 2008 | 3 Comments »
In the Reformed Pastor by Richard Baxter he says this:
When we are commanded to take heed to all the flock, it is plainly implied, that flocks must ordinarily be no greater than we are capable of overseeing, or ‘taking heed to.’ God will not lay upon us natural impossibilities: he will not bind men to [...]
The Wedding Bed, Christian Liberty and Pornography.
Posted in Christian Living, Current Issues, Theology Applied on February 18, 2008 | 42 Comments »
Every once and awhile I like to write something provocative. I want to know what do you guys (and gals) think about a couple watching pornography in the context of their own bedroom, both parties agreeing and using the “wedding bed is undefiled” as a defense for such a position. I would like to hear [...]
For Anyone Interested in New Covenant Theology
Posted in Great Ministries, New Covenant Theology on February 18, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Some of you may or may not know that Tyris and I are in a way, a small way, but in a way involved with New Covenant Theology. There are numerous positions within this theological camp, just like Dispensationalists and Covenant Theology, so don’t put us in a certain camp. There are three links on [...]
And He Covered Their Nakedness……
Posted in Christian Living, Reformed Perspective, Theology Applied on February 17, 2008 | 3 Comments »
We all know of the epic account of the Fall. Many times we read the story and just skim through its lines. We have heard so many times that we are almost deadened to its veracity, power and effects on the entire world. I had a conversation with a brother today and he asked about [...]
Posted in Recommended Books, praise on February 14, 2008 | No Comments »
I am currently reading through this book now with the men in my church and it is a great book thus far and wanted to recommend this read for all. I wanted to include an excerpt from the book in which the author quotes Jonathan Edwards in his sermon called “The Eternity of Hell Torments.” Let [...]
Law, Gospel or Both? Part II of a Christian being under the Law!
Posted in Christian Living, New Covenant Theology, Theology Applied on February 11, 2008 | 28 Comments »
This discussion has went much further than I thought and I now realize that the word Covenant especially with the adjective New and Old attached to them differ greatly amongst many who visit this site. So far I have been on my own (my good friend Tyris has pulled a disappearing act on me but [...]
What Does a Lamborghini With No Engine Have in Common With the Gospel?
Posted in Christian Living, Reformed Perspective, Theology Applied on February 8, 2008 | 31 Comments »
Just say you are driving along in the desert and you are 350 miles from the closet gas station. The temperature is running around 125 degrees and you have a full tank of gas. All of a sudden an 18 wheeler carrying 10 Lamborghini pulls up next to you flags you down and you stop. He [...]
But There are Friendlies in the Vicinity……………… An Honest Assessment of A Good Purpose Gone Bad!!!
Posted in Christian Living, Site Updates on February 5, 2008 | 17 Comments »
I write this post reluctantly but with a clear conscience. I also write this post to draw a line in the sand and to clearly define the purpose of why I originally started blogging and what the Lord has done to my heart since the very first post back on the Black and Reformed that [...]