Actor John Rhys-Davies’ comments about radical Islam and our political correctness (while being interviewed by Adam Carolla) were trending all over social media last week. Rhys-Davies is best known for playing Gimli in The Lord of the Rings series, as well as his role as Indiana Jones’ friend Sallah in the Indiana Jones movie series. […]
Yes, I Believe the Entire Bible is God’s Inerrant Authoritative Word
For the first time in my life, it feels unpopular to believe that the Bible is God’s Word. By “unpopular” I mean, it feels like believing in the entire Bible is looked at as uncool and outdated, like we’re past that and holding on to is crude, ignorant and even barbaric. This has something to […]
Why “All Ways Lead to God” Offends Me
It’s very politically correct nowadays to say that all ways lead to God. Your view, my view and their view are all equally true, and to say otherwise is extremely offensive. This offends me. This first and foremost offends my intellect because it simply doesn’t make sense. If I believe
Rob Bell offers a Bibleless Jesus and Bibleless Christianity
(This post is part 3 of 4, responding to an article & interview with Rob Bell. Read Part 1 & Part 2 first to get the most out of today’s post and to get the much needed context) In addition to the biblical contradiction Rob teaches in Love Wins, as well as his direct dismissal […]
How Rob Bell contradicts the Bible in “Love Wins” & where that led
This is Part 2 of my response to a recent interview with Rob Bell + front page article from the Grand Rapids Press on Rob’s views of gay marriage. Please (click here to) read Part 1 prior to reading this post, as it will give you the much needed context, as well as context for […]
How did Rob Bell become so arrogant?
I was recently given this front page article from last week’s Grand Rapids Press about Rob Bell’s view on gay marriage. Since I’ve been blogging a lot about homosexuality, gay marriage, and the Church’s response, I thought this would be a fitting article to write a blog about. In the article, there were some one-liner […]