Isn’t he?
Yet some of our leaders are fine with cooperating on platforms with fringe members of this crowd… are they really coming our way?
by on 11.7.13
a strange thing about Strange Fire
I’m listening to the audio of the Strange Fire conference. Good stuff for the most part. I am sure there are points to quibble with in content from time to time, no one gets it one hundred percent right all the time. I have to say, overall, that this is an impressive effort. I encourage everyone to listen. Having said that, there are two things that stick in my craw, one is perhaps minor, the other may be major.
by on 8.5.11
hippo critter?
It’s all very well to call the young, the restless, and the reformed to maturity and discernment, but… well, just read the comments following the post.
by on 4.6.10
macarthur and separation
I guess this is old news by now, but I just got around to listening to John MacArthur’s opening message for the 2010 Shepherd’s Conference: “Separating from Unbelievers”
I’d encourage you to listen to this message. Other than a few quibbles, I think that pastor MacArthur gives us good reasons for separating from unbelievers when it comes to any kind of joint spiritual enterprise.
However, I do have one major question about this message: Was it Paul’s original intent to limit the application of this passage ONLY to joint spiritual enterprises with unbelievers? Was this kind of thing really a problem in Corinth in AD 56 or so?
by on 4.17.09
vindication?
Now that John MacArthur has thoroughly and fully spoken on the subject, perhaps my complaints will be taken a little more seriously, eh?
Oh, what subject? Read MacArthur
and here
and here
and here
If you want to reference my complaints, please see my posts in the archives connected with the preacher in question. See also this post where I express my dismay about some who might be in a certain ecclesiastical camp.
I really have to applaud Dr. MacArthur on this issue. I highly recommend, no, urge and admonish you to read his posts if you have not already done so. They are very well done. Would that fundamentalists would be so strong. Worried that they are not and don’t see the need to be. I’ll give you MacArthur’s closing paragraphs after the jump…
by on 5.11.08
decision decision
I mentioned my recent visit to the BG Library and picking up Decision magazine while there. One item of note is the author of one of the articles. Check out the byline on an article entitled “The Starting Point for Change“. I think Bob Bixby will be disappointed again. But he shouldn’t be surprised. It’s what new-evangelicals do.
by on 3.17.08
wiser in their generation . . .
Luke 16.8b…
for the children of this world are in their generation wiser than the children of light.
Something for you to ponder: do associations matter?
by on 3.16.08
why are we surprised?
Bob Bixby thinks he is disappointed with John MacArthur, but he hopes not. Why?
Because John MacArthur is going to preach at the Billy Graham Pastors Institute at the Cove in North Carolina. Bob is surprised, disappointed, but holds out some hope…
Will MacArthur’s visit be affirming to the BGEA? Of course. Unless, of course, John gets prophetic as he is sometimes known to do.
If God has written Ichabod over the door of a house, John, why enter it unless you’re going there to preach in such a way that you will be absolutely sure that you are never invited again?
If possible, I’ll order the recording just to see.
Don’t bother, Bob, if you’ll check the rest of the schedule, you’ll see your hopes are unlikely.
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