Benny Hinn claims to be a miracle worker; however, he cannot document his miracles.
Benny Hinn claims to be a miracle worker; however, he cannot document his miracles.
Deb here with a true story that involves Benny Hinn. While the following account happened around six years ago, I remember it VIVIDLY because it was so shocking! Here it is:
Dee begins her critique of the Health and Wealth gospel by sharing her testimony about her daughter's brain tumor.
Dr. Jon's book review and commentary on Barna and Viola's book Pagan Christianity.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Michael Spencer, the Internet Monk, who is recuperating from surgery to remove a brain tumor.
Welcome to our new blog format. Over the next few weeks we will be developing all of the categories, search helps, and a few permanent pages that should help some of our new readers understand our “invented here” terms such as Calvinista, boutique seminary, and redneck theology. We are open to suggestions for the format and items that you, our dear readers, might find helpful. Thank you for your patience with these two “technopeasants” as we muddle through setting this up.
A teenager from Wonderland describes how she has been added to a Sunday class roll and has finally been contacted by a class member via Facebook, even though she has never been to the class.
One of our readers, Junkster, put this lovely poem, written by his mother, in the comment section. It was such a thoughtful poem, we decided to make it a surprise post for today. We know you will find it as thought provoking as we did.
The people in darkness have seen a great light! Hallelujah! A message to ..well, you know who you are: Lay off the teenagers who were hurt-either by the pedophile or by living through the pain. Haven’t they been hurt enough? And you seek them out on a blog to continue demeaning them? Egads! Pick on someone your own age. And you wonder why kids leave the faith in college?
Why lies He in such a mean estate, where ox and ass are feeding? NOTE: We will publish only Monday and Tuesday this week. Merry Christmas to all. When I first became a Christian, I went to a rather small church. It was in the Boston area and evangelical Christians were in rather short supply. There was Gordon College and Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary but they were tucked away in a small suburb and were easily overlooked in the hubbub of this strong hold of liberal thinking.






