In Layman's Terms

Part two of my discussion with Nathan Rinne on Dr. Peter Scaer's piece in the latest CTQ entitled Reckoned Among the Lawless

How you're being duped by 1517 Legacy, Higher Things, Christ Hold Fast, and Confessional Lutheran Fellowship. News Flash. They're not confessional Lutherans. Far from it. Spend some time reading the Confessions, Holy Scripture, and ice that cake with some intake from a source like Issues ETC

These are strange and confusing times especially when you don't understand how your enemy thinks. This week, Nathan Rinne of Concordia St. Paul continue our saga of helping you to understand and make sense of what's going on in our culture and world. This is round three of us showing you how the philosophy of Critical Theory aims to "destroy the world" with a seemingly irresistible ideological agenda.

Part two of our interview with Nathan Rinne of Concordia St Paul on Wilderson's "Afropessimism"

What happens when ideas from university campuses finally hit the ground? It's one thing to talk about ideas and it's something else entirely to make good on them. For those who still question whether or not the approaches of Critical Theory can be adopted by the Church, enter one Frank Wilderson; author of *Afropessimism*. Wilderson talks in a recent interview about what strain of Critical Theory will be able to "end the world" and that strain is the "Race" version of this philosophy. T...

Our new podcast, the Jeff and Matt Show give the predictions of this monumental election.

Process Theology and Rob Bell

In this episode of “Everything is Stupid” with Rob Bell, we’ll be treated to the incoherent meanderings of Rob Bell’s misadventures in Christian ministry and life. Sadly, unlike Bell’s former books, there is extraordinarily little here to even consider. Bell’s life simply isn’t that interesting. It’s the same old “Oh I was a pastor and I had problems with the doctrines of hell and women in ministry and so I bailed” story we have to endure from the likes of Bell and his ilk. ...

Sometimes we hear sermons and we know something isn't quite passing the smell test. The pastor might be saying "God" and "Jesus" and even quoting the bible, but something just isn't right. Learn how to recognize the symptoms of a self-help lecture masquerading as a sermon in three easy steps: 1. Could the sermon just as easily be given by a self-help guru? 2. Is the sermon all about you becoming a better person for the sake of being a better person?3. Is the serm...