Tullian Tchividjian, Senior Pastor of New City Church recently posted on his blog a ‘Small List of Good Books’
‘that really helped me out as a young Christian’.
No doubt these books really did help Tchividjian in forming his new found faith in Christ. You can read the entire post here.
I do have a concern however, and it [...]

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THEPOINT, a blog of BreakPoint, has two post regarding Time Magazines article “Mother Teresa’s Crisis of Faith”
Its no surprise that commentators at BreakPoint find no issues regarding Mother Teresa’s faith.
Jason Bruce, in his post, The Crisis of Mother Teresa, quotes Mother Teresa where she says “You don’t have to be a saint to do good? [...]

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The following article is by Jacob Prasch of Moriel Ministries.
The Biblical Basis of Division
When is Church Division Ordained of God, and When is It Not?
As we have often noted, in His high-priestly prayer in the 17th chapter of John’s Gospel, Jesus prefaces His prayer for unity amongst believers, in verses 17 to 23, with a [...]

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The Death of Discernment In The Church
from Mike Gendron, Proclaiming the Gospel (Online Source)
Have you considered the spiritual health of your church in these days of tolerance and compromise? Is the leadership earnestly contending for the faith against the current wave of ecumenism? A. W. Tozer used the illustration of circulating blood to describe the [...]

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In past posts I have discussed Chuck Colson’s involvement in the ecumenical movement. I would like to take time in this post to discuss some specific details related to Chuck Colson’s ecumenism.
One man Mr. Colson seems to really promote is Peter Kreeft. Kreeft is labeled as a Christian philosopher, author, speaker, and professor of Philosophy [...]

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A quote from Chuck Colson’s Breakpoint Commentary for May 16, 2007.
It’s clear that the anti-religion crowd is growing desperate, the result of all their angry rejection of the hope of the Gospel.

The question I have is this: which Gospel is Mr. Colson talking about? As one of the main architects of ‘Evangelicals and Catholics [...]

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Please follow with us as we expose just a small sampling of the infiltration of Roman Catholicism into the ‘Evangelical’ world.
When leading Lutheran theologian Richard John Neuhaus converted to Catholicism in 1990 the move sent shock waves through Lutheran circles in the United States because of his prominence in that Church. Neuhaus was ordained a [...]

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I was totally amazed and discusted at the same time when I read an article that a friend told me about from christianpost.com.
You can find the article at this link. The title of the article is Romney Pursues Christian Electorate and again, I am discusted that men like Jay Sekulow, Pat Robertson, Chuck Colson, James [...]

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If you are a Christian, should your Christian Worldview have any impact on your voting?
The (2008 Presidential Race) presents some interesting challenges. One of particular interest for Christians is the fact that we have a Presidential candidate who is a Mormon (Mitt Romney).
For the Christian, should the fact that Mitt Romney is a Mormon have [...]

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