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Tag Archives: Tim Farley
So, why are Millennials leaving the Church?
Millennials, those 18 to 29 years old, are less likely to attend church than those in previous generations. One may conclude that this generation is more secular than their parents and grandparents, but a recent report says this assumption is … Continue reading
Posted in Church Issues
Tagged Bible, Christian worldview, Christianity, Church, Culture, Essential Church, religion, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
4 Comments
Are we better off without Sunday school?
A couple of weeks ago I was given a book to read. The book, Already Gone, was written by Ken Ham (Answers in Genesis founder) and Britt Beemer. It explores why so many children who are raised in the church … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Church Issues
Tagged Already Gone, Bible, Britt Beemer, Christian worldview, Christianity, Church, Ken Ham, religion, Sunday school, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
14 Comments
What is True Martyrdom?
I found an insightful story from Forbes.com on the true meaning of martyrdom. The article looks at the very different religious commitments of a Muslim and a Christian. Here is an excerpt: This past Christmas Day brought us the stories … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Worldview
Tagged Bible, Christian worldview, Christianity, Culture, Human Rights, Islam, martyrdom, Muslim, North Korea, religion, Robert Park, theology, Tim Farley, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, underwear bomber, Worldview
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If you are not familiar with D. A. Carson, you should be
D. A. Carson is research professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has written over 50 books and is perhaps the finest New Testament scholar around. If you are not familiar with his work, you should be, especially if … Continue reading
Posted in Absolute Truth, Culture, Worldview
Tagged Bible, Christian worldview, Christianity, Culture, D. A. Carson, intolerance, religion, The Intolerance of Tolerance, theology, Tim Farley, tolerance, Worldview
7 Comments
One Year as a Dad
I became a dad for the first time on January 10, 2009. It did not take long to find out that being a dad is hard work. The hardest part is realizing that there are no vacation days for at … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Worldview
Tagged Bible, children, Christian worldview, Christianity, religion, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
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Listen through the Bible in 2010
Did you have a Bible reading plan last year? Did you stick to it? I am just now finishing up my second time through the Bible in 2009. I have to admit that I read a little less this year … Continue reading
Were you born in a barn? Neither was Jesus.
In a previous post, I pointed out some of the inaccuracies in our Christmas nativity scenes. One that I did not mention, but that is probably the most inaccurate feature of all, is where Jesus was born. Our nativities, songs, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Christmas
Tagged Bible, Bible Study, Birth of Jesus, Christian worldview, Christianity, Christmas, Inn, Nativity, religion, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
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Religious Freedom around the World
We often take for granted the religious freedoms we enjoy in the United States. We assume that others around the world have the same freedoms that we do. However, a new Pew Forum study may help us gain a better … Continue reading
Enjoy your nativity, even if it is wrong…
‘Tis the season for Christmas decorations and what Christian home would be complete without a nativity scene featuring our new-born Savior? Of course, we can just overlook the historical inaccuracies. For instance, while it is true that Jesus was wrapped … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas
Tagged Bible, Bible Study, Christian worldview, Christianity, Christmas, religion, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
10 Comments
Feel free to mix your religions. It’s the American way.
An interesting article appeared in Reuters today. It shows some eye-opening statistics concerning American religious belief. Have a read and then let me know what you think. DALLAS (Reuters Life!) – Although most Americans are Christian and many are devout … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Worldview
Tagged Bible, Christian worldview, Christianity, Culture, religion, Reuters, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
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