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You Will Make Known to Me The Path of Life...
Psalm 16:11
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Tuesday, May 9, 2006
Doesn't He Mean Sin?
Nathanael Blake's article at Townhall.com dances all around the issue without saying it. Sin is sin, regardless of how we position it.
--MW
Down, But Not Out
So sorry for being gone so long. Too many family responsiblities for a 24 hour day.
--MW
Thursday, February 23, 2006
The Quandry
Face it. We really do want rules. Rules make life easy. Obey and we're all good. Break one and
punishment that we deserve. Easy. Neat. Fair. Only one problem: Not in God's plan. He wants
us to be in relationship with Him, not rules that leave Him out. That's why the world is grey. Want another viewpoint?
Check this out. I don't agree with everything, but the final conclusion is spot on.
--TenForUS
Lost Treasures
Looking back through a parent's bible after they are gone can be emotional and a lot like finding buried treasure.
Follow one such journey here.
--TenForUS
Monday, January 30, 2006
Worth Repeating
This post has a great listing of quotes. The Ten Commandment quote:
The ten commandments aren't prefaced with "if you're in the mood."
--TenForUS
Practical Advice
is posted here. Who says the Ten Commandments are not relevant?
--TenForUS
Ten Commandments monuments popping up in Southwest Virginia
This is good and a main point thet we need to advocate. Take the Ten Commandments into public and live them. Read
about it here.
--TenForUS
Friday, January 20, 2006
This is VERY Interesting
Check out this post and the related post (with pictures) on a stone in New Mexico with semetic writings that are a portion of the Ten Commandments.
--TenForUS
Then and Now
Pastor Jim compares the world of Martin Luther to current regarding the sheppards of the flock in this post. His conclusion: Not much has changed.
--TenForUS
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
A Good Summary..
of the recent COA opinion upholding the display of the Ten Commandments in Kentucky is here.
--TenForUS
A Really BIG Ten Commandments..
is being erected by a retired artist. He wants to make you think about it.
-TenForUS
Monday, January 16, 2006
Faith and Politics
Read this great post by a Christian Democrat who struggles to reconcile her faith to the party's lack of accetance of her faith as well as the
general policy positions on faith. Many Christians want to stay with the Democratic party because of social justice
issues, but wind up feeling the same way Above Average Jane does. As a Christian, we know the end (see Revelation), so the means can never justify the end (it is already decided).
We need to focus on the here and now. Be obedient to God's commands and live in joy.
--TenForUS
The Receiving End of Ridicule
is a nice post by Perregrin's on why chosing God is better than chosing the secular values of today's culture. Check it out here.
--TenForUS
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Folks in OK Know
Working to overcome a ban by the local school board, community members want the Ten Commandments back up. Read
about their efforts here.
--TenForUS
Down, but not Out
Kentucky was forced to remove the Ten Commandments, but here they come again. You just can't keep God down.
--TenForUS
Saturday, December 31, 2005
Paul Knew. Do you?
I been saying this all along, but Walking In His Steps says it so well here.
-TenForUS
Monday, December 26, 2005
Recent Poll
A Fox News Poll conducted November 29-30, 2005 by Opinion Dynamics is very interesting. The Ten Commandments question:
28. Do you think it should be legal or illegal to display the Ten
Commandments on government property? 76% Legal, 15% Illegal, 8% Not Sure.
Read the whole poll here.
--TenForUS
Show Them...
...is a very important way to prevent the Ten Commandments from being removed from the public eye. One man did
it in a big way. Check this out.
--TenForUS
Court Whacks ACLU
Is the wind changing? WorldNetDaily reports on the Mercer County victory at the 6th Circuit over the ACLU. Best quote:
"This is a big victory for the people of Mercer County and Kentucky generally," Manion said. "For too long they have been
lectured like children by those in the ACLU and elsewhere who claim to know what the people's Constitution really means. What
the 6th Circuit has said is that the people have a better grasp on the real meaning of the Constitution; the court recognizes
that the Constitution does not require that we strip the public square of all vestiges of our religious heritage and traditions."
--TenForUS
Monday, December 5, 2005
For a Reason
Things happen for a reason. Tim has a great post on the season and the reason here.
--TenForUS
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