The question is not, “Am I good enough to be a Christian?” rather, the question is, “Am I good enough not to be?”
I thought this was creative, interesting and very well done. I’d be interested in hearing how this is received in all communities including hip-hop and non hip-hop as well as by believers and unbelievers.
Mark
(HT: Lionel)
No googling or wagering!
We are to copy the views and virtues of the men who found they could remain under the Pope, and especially of one who actually died for the supremacy of the Pope. We are to throw away practically every rag of thought or theory that was held by the people who did not remain under the supremacy of the Pope.
This same person did actually write something very prophetic at the same time as the above. Something that seems to be playing out very strongly right now.
An astute reader informed me of this video. As the screen shots tell us, yet again, Calvinism and hyper-Calvinism must be distinguished from one another for SBCers. Gene Bridges recently addressed this same issue. Dr. Hargrave gives an important message to consider in the SBC.
Dr. Hargrave talks about labels and being honest about them. I will just give one quote from the video.
What works has become more important than what is true in our pulpits and in our congregations. We have become less theological in our denomination.
Good stuff!
Mark
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