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“In many sermons the biblical passage read to the congregation resembles the national anthem played at a baseball game - it gets things started but is not heard again during the afternoon.” - Haddon Robinson

“I wish that Christian men would insist more and more on the unrighteousness of war, believing that Christianity means no sword, no cannon, no bloodshed, and that, if a nation is driven to fight in its own defense, Christianity stands by to weep and to intervene as soon as possible, and not to...

Present. I’ve been doing a significant amount of writing on the subject of evangelizing Muslims. Knowing and understanding history is essential.

No. The title of the thread is “Reason for The Crusades explained,” which doesn’t require anyone to post in support of the Crusades or in opposition to the Crusades. No one is trying to silence you. Many have tried to persuade you. You’re trying to silence opposition. Would you do it using the...

Of all of your posts, that is one of my favorites. I return to it often. (Because I read Spurgeon daily.) “Preaching is our great weapon, so use it perpetually.” - C.H. Spurgeon His great weapon isn’t the weapons of the world. The weapons of the world are your great weapon. You won’t listen...

From my X / Twitter “Following“ feed this evening - “As a former Muslim, one thing that used to confuse me was this: Why do some parts of the Quran sound peaceful, while other parts sound like a war manual? The answer is history. The Quran comes from two very different periods of Muhammad’s...

Did the friends of Jesus use swords to kill their enemies? AI Overview replied - “No, the friends of Jesus did not kill their enemies with swords. …” There was more to the answer but “No” makes it superfluous.

@Wrangler refused to answer. He’s already told us why, but he simplifies it for us. ”Your refusal to answer questions shows you’re not standing for truth.” Post in thread 'Reason for The Crusades explained' Reason for The Crusades explained Listen to him.

“… even the most ‘Christlike’ Christians on the planet will be totally ineffective unless they get near people who are living far from God.” (Bill Hybels, Just Walk Across the Room, p. 82) How do we get near to people who are complete strangers to us?

@Wrangler refused to answer, and he tells us why. ”No matter the subject, it is telling when people refuse to answer questions. It reveals they know their position cannot hold up to scrutiny but are emotionally invested in their position, which is a form of IDOLATRY. The Bible refers to such...