A sermon by Pastor Derek Johnson on Jude 8-11.  

John Knox used to speak about the “battle” In fact, it was the most-used word in his vocabulary. It is interesting to note that in the last 200 years Christians have thought little about “battle”. Perhaps this is because they bought into the myth of neutrality and embraced the idea of “no conflict”. But what […]

Truth is an inherently “Christian” (perhaps more appropriately, “theist”) position. Truth assumes absolutes. Absolutes assume an absolute. There is only one absolute: God. God defines what is absolute, and, despite what our atheistic culture would have us think about the “relativistic nature of reality”, reality is absolute. Truth is absolute because God is absolute and […]

2016 “guest” speaker for the Gideons, Joshua Lambert on the all-encompassing reach of the gospel of the Kingdom.    

The soteriology (doctrine of salvation) of the scripture of one of predestination and justification by faith. But, it doesn’t end there. Justification is necessarily followed by sanctification. Sanctification is rendered impossible without justification. Full sanctification is glorification. No one truly called fails to be glorified.

I Peter 4:8-9 says that as Christians, we should “above all, keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins. Show hospitality to one another without grumbling“. Hebrews 13:2 echoes this sentiment: “Let brotherly love continue. Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for thereby some have entertained angels unawares. Ministry through […]

Hebrews 11:25 admonishes us to, “not neglect to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near.” What does the meeting of Christians exactly mean? Listen and Learn.

In a patrol group, the position at the head of the troop is called the point. The job of the man at the point is to make use of his full senses to detect any enemy threats. The point looks for mines, trip wires, booby traps, etc. He is also always watching for out-of -the-ordinary […]

The relativistic humanistic worldview can support no absolutes. Discover how the absolute of God allows us to make sense of the world and the scriptures themselves.

Today Dr. Character had a chance to review Geoffrey Botkin’s late sermon titled: Loving Refugees: Why Christians are getting it wrong. To listen to the original sermon by Mr. Botkin click here, or watch it: The sermon was originally recorded immediately after the recorded after the Paris Bataclan Jihad. It  points out the reasons for […]