Archive for July, 2010
Christian Counseling Students vs. Homosexual Agenda at Public Universities
U.S. District Court Judge George Caram Steeh decided on Wednesday that Eastern Michigan University was within their rights to expel graduate students, like Julea Ward, who was until recently attending grad school their to earn a masters degree in counseling. She believed that homosexuality is immoral, which didn’t sit well with her professors. Fox News [...]
Here I Stand: Jesus Christ
Continuing the “Here I Stand” series, after looking at the Scriptures that reveal theology to us, and God whom is the source. I want to look specifically to the Person of Jesus Christ. We believe that Jesus Christ is true God and true man, having been conceived of the Holy Spirit and born of the [...]
Job Creators Endorse Brenna Findley for Attorney General of Iowa
From the Brenna Findley for Attorney General of Iowa campaign: Brenna Findley of Dexter, IA has been named a "Friend of Iowa Business" by the Iowa Industry PAC, the political action committee of the Iowa Association of Business and Industry. Findley is the Republican candidate for Attorney General of Iowa. The Iowa Industry PAC evaluates [...]
Only Five More Senators Needed to Kill the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child’s Ratification
It’s been a long time since I first blogged on how the UN was attacking parental rights through the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). ParentalRights.org earlier this week announced that those who oppose are very close to having the votes needed to ensure that this treaty is never ratified. This [...]
The Inside Story on I-JOBS
By Senator Paul McKinley – Iowa Senate Republican Leader The signature item of Governor Culver’s four years in office is his $1.7 billion dollar temporary work program known as I-JOBS. From the very beginning it has been a controversial debt laden program that has almost universally failed in it’s intended purposes with ever evolving temporary [...]
Paul Tripp: The “Nowism” of The Gospel
From Paul Tripp, a pastor at the historic Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, PA, writing at Desiring God’s blog made some interesting points about how grace impacts us in our daily walk with Christ: Jason could explain to you what it meant to say that he had been “saved by grace,” and he knew that [...]
Here I Stand: Doctrine of God
I started this series standing on the Scriptures which are foundational to everything I believe. It is through the Bible that God chooses to reveal Himself in a specific way having revealed Himself generally through creation. This time I want to share what I believe about God. No challenge there! We believe in one God [...]
The Birth of Samson (Judges 13)
13:1 And the people of Israel again did what was evil in the sight of the Lord, so the Lord gave them into the hand of the Philistines for forty years. 2 There was a certain man of Zorah, of the tribe of the Danites, whose name was Manoah. And his wife was barren and [...]
Congressman Price Offers Bill to Kill The Lame Duck Session of Congress
Congressman Tom Price, MD (R-GA) who is the Chairman of the of the Republican Study Committee (which is the caucus of House Conservatives) offered up a resolution that would kill the lame duck session after November. A presser released from his office today said: Republican Study Committee Chairman Tom Price (R-GA) issued the following statement [...]
Introducing Caffeinated Theology and Upcoming Changes
You may notice that I haven’t been very active blogging here at CT the last couple of days. I’d like to thank David Shedlock and Mary Selby for making up for my slack. What free time I’ve had the last couple of days has been spent working on a new project for CT, and it [...]
