1. False Start? The controversy over Adam and Eve hots up: Doctor Mohler examines some of the movements in the evangelical world, and points out how even the secular media seems to be aware of what is at stake in the origin account of Scripture, more so than some so called evangelicals 2. Well enough [...]
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27 Aug
What’s on the Menu?
Posted by tyrellh in Christianity, Whats on the menu. Tagged: good christian blogs this week, what's on the menu, whats good on the net, Whats on the web. Leave a Comment
20 Aug
What’s on the Menu?
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1. You’re Free To Stay Put: One of the things I am passionate about is sharing with others how their occupation is a way to bring God glory; that its not just pastors who’s vocation is holy. This is a helpful article on that line. 2. Why “Let Go and Let God” is a Bad [...]
30 Jul
What’s on the Menu?
Posted by tyrellh in Whats on the menu. Tagged: what should I check out, what's good on the web, whats good on the net, whats on the menu. 2 Comments
1. Great article by Douglas Wilson on explaining why Calvinists generally don’t get caught up in the conspiracy theory game. Calvinism and Conspiracy 2. Interest article from Fox News, all the Global Warming nuts will be nuts about the latest findings Does NASA Data Show Show Global Warming Lost in Space? 3. Challies gives a [...]
25 Jun
Whats on the Menu?
Posted by tyrellh in Christianity, Whats on the menu. Tagged: essentials, evangeliclism, graciousness, homosexuality, major issues, Peter and Paul made up Christianity, truth matters, whats good on the net, whats on the menu. Leave a Comment
1. What the discussion between Peter and Paul would have sounded like if as some people suggest Christianity is a fake religion they made up. 2. An interesting letter I picked up on Tim Challie’s blog about a ex-Gay activist from the NY Times My Ex-Gay Friend 3. Kevin DeYoung deals with [...]
I am a follower of Jesus Christ, husband to Ainsley and serving as a pastor of a church plant in Johannesburg north called 
