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April 20 2020
Bishop Love and his Upcoming Kangaroo Court Justice
You see, the Episcopal Church and its "love" talking, hip hop dancing Presiding Bishop must face the truth that this resolution has over-ruled Scripture placing homosexual marriage alongside heterosexual marriage (if not above it) in complete violation of what the Church has taught for 2,000 years.
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April 15 2020
ACNA Archbishop Challenges Neo-Paganism in the Anglican Communion
In North America it's been going 40, 50, 60 years. It started in the seminaries with a gradual withdrawal from the authority of the Word of God, the holy Bible, the scriptures. And because of that, there began an acceptance of all kinds of things that I would say are non-Christian but are now treated as Christian.
Neo-paganism, or what I call Neo-pagan Anglicanism.
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April 11 2020
St. John the Divine and Samaritans Purse Clash over Coronavirus Pandemic Help
Kaitlyn Lahm, a spokeswoman for Samaritan's Purse, said the group does not discriminate in providing treatment. "We are a Christian organization and we hire Christians who share our statement of faith."
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April 09 2020
IDOLATRY: Money, Family, Sex, Sports, Guns and Power
Only five percent of Americans tithe and 80 percent give only two percent. What does that say about us? Materialism, the worship of stuff is a much bigger sin than most people realize. Materialism is the tendency to consider material possessions and physical comfort as more important than spiritual values.
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March 31 2020
The Church: good news and bad news about the Coronavirus
My own small parish (under 30) has found us more deeply committed to one another through emails, FaceTime, Zoom and other forms of social media. We have committed ourselves to prayer, especially as our parish includes a doctor, an ultrasound tech, a social worker at a clinic for the elderly, a hospital chaplain, and a retired nurse. We pray more fervently for one another. When it is all over, we will come back together more deeply committed to one another.
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March 31 2020
ON WHAT JESUS HAS TO DO WITH AN AK47
Lennox said it is a very important question because it needs analysis. "Historical analysis shows that it's not just quite as simple as a sectarian war -- but let's assume it is. Because I grew up in a situation where my parents lived in a town that was divided, and my parents -- who were Christian, but were not sectarian -- believed that every man and woman is made in the image of God no matter what they believe.
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March 30 2020
Anglican Communion Head Should be Elected from among Primates
The bishop of Egypt, a leading player among Global South bishops, reiterated the Windsor Continuation Group's belief that the Anglican Communion suffers from an "ecclesial deficit" in which the "diversity of theological judgment has exceeded (by far) interdependence among the churches of the Communion."
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March 28 2020
New Nigerian Primate says his Province will stand firm on Lambeth Resolution 1.10
If Archbishop Welby thought that a new generation of African Archbishops would submit to his charm offensive, he is gravely mistaken. They have demonstrated their loyalty to GAFCON and to its chairman, Archbishop Foley Beach.
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March 26 2020
One Man's Journey in the Episcopal Church
"After reading your book I see more clearly now how we come to the present state of affairs within the Episcopal Church. I had heard of Louie Crew many years ago, (I am 89) and I thought he was an aberration and not a driving force. How wrong I was."
He went on to say how much that pained him. "I didn't see it coming, or did I see it coming and just refused to believe what was happening?"
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March 19 2020
ANGLICAN COMMUNION SHUTS DOWN OVER CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC - UPDATED
However, British writer and columnist Judi Sture excoriated the Welby/Sentamu approach as A Masterclass in Moral Relativism.
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