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Berkhof’s Systematic Theology for Kindle

by Kevin Bauder | Nov 17, 2016 | Christianity, Library, Theology

And it’s only $1.99 at Amazon. Berkhof’s theology is a standard tool for those wishing to understand the Presbyterian and Reformed system of faith.

Church History: Two Reference Tools for Cheap (Kindle)

by Kevin Bauder | Nov 15, 2016 | Christianity, Church History, Library, Resources

You should own (and read) both of these. The New England Soul by Harry Stout. $2.99 Church History in Plain Language by Bruce Shelley. $3.99

Signs of a Hipster Church?

by Kevin Bauder | Nov 12, 2016 | Christianity, Church Services, Ecclesiology, Pastoral Theology

Miguel Ruiz offers “10 Signs a Church May Be Trying Too Hard to Be Hipster.” He includes suggestions for “better ideas.” Here’s a sample: 7.  Everything is super casual. We dress comfortable to feel comfortable. People like being...

A Biblical Case for Prepping?

by Kevin Bauder | Nov 9, 2016 | Christianity, Economics, Hermeneutics, Manliness

It’s been provided by Brian Crosby at Reformation 21. Here’s his conclusion. If you and your family do the research and sense a significant likelihood of danger approaching, take reasonable and appropriate steps to prepare. If you live in Florida, the...

Their Agenda Is Clear (How the Left Thinks)

by Kevin Bauder | Nov 3, 2016 | America, Christianity, Economics, Ethics, Evangelicalism, How the Left Thinks, Marriage, Politics, Religious Freedom

Somehow I’ve ended up on the email list for Soulforce, probably the leading professedly Christian LGBTQ advocacy organization. This is from their latest appeal: With Election Day just over a week away, the Religious Right is attempting to mobilize voters who...

Nicholas Woltersdorff on Same Sex Marriage

by Kevin Bauder | Nov 2, 2016 | America, Christianity, Ethics, Evangelicalism, Marriage

Speaking at Neland Avenue Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan, philosopher Nicholas Woltersdorff recently argued that biblical justice requires permission for and recognition of same-sex marriage. Woltersdorff is one of the most widely-recognized...
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