The pagans delvered the ark in the way they thought was best, not knowing the rules God had set up for the Israelites for the transport of the ark. And in SPITE of the instructions the Israelites had explicitly been given, the Israelites looked at the pagans' "success" in transporting the ark, and assumed it was a better idea, so they did it it too! God overlooked the pagans' ignorance, not because he was pleased with their methods, but out of his mercy. But the Israelites were without excuse and God did not overlook the Israelites' adopting of the pagans' presumptuously ignorant ways.
March 8, 2010
Monvee, It's A Spiritual Growth Program AND a Dessert Topping!
The pagans delvered the ark in the way they thought was best, not knowing the rules God had set up for the Israelites for the transport of the ark. And in SPITE of the instructions the Israelites had explicitly been given, the Israelites looked at the pagans' "success" in transporting the ark, and assumed it was a better idea, so they did it it too! God overlooked the pagans' ignorance, not because he was pleased with their methods, but out of his mercy. But the Israelites were without excuse and God did not overlook the Israelites' adopting of the pagans' presumptuously ignorant ways.
March 5, 2010
Martin Archery and Bowhunter loses our business
March 2, 2010
More on Moore (Do Not Be Surpised)
William Tuck, heretic of Cool Spring, Mechanicsville VA
http://www.coolspring.org/
The message was
Where is God when Devastation and Suffering Reign?
Wow. What a weak god this man has. By telling us God limits his power so that he cannot stop 'bad' things from happening, he's put himself right back in the same situation he thought he escaped at the beginning of the sermon, with God NOT employing his power to make man's life nice and comfortable. Only in this man's scenario, God is not in the midst of the suffering, using it for his own GOOD purposes, either. It's just chaos. At what point, Dr Tuck, (does he REALLY have a PhD? What apostate seminary gave him that? Let's hope it's not a Theology PhD.
My friend Rett did a fantastic sermon analysis here, in 6 parts:
Responding to Dr. William Tuck of Cool Spring Baptist Church Pt. 1
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 5
Part 6
here is my email exchange with him:
Dr Tuck,
I just listened to your sermon from 2-14-10
"Where is God in the middle of devastation?"
I have a few questions for you to consider:
I then pasted Jay Bank's Quiz For Your Arminian Friends and linked to it.
I then added another question:
What comfort is it to have a God be with us if he cannot stop any of this devastation? Surely if he did not want to allow the effects of a fallen world to happen, an omnipotent caring God would intervene. You have painted a picture of a God that is either not omnipotent, or is omnipotent but does not care. Neither is scriptural, because you are speaking from your carnal mind.
I will pray that Cool Spring Baptist will replace you post haste with a pastor that preaches the God of Scripture, not a god of the pastor's own making.
I would prefer that you would repent of your idolatry and turn to the God of Scripture, who alone is worthy, who alone can save. In the meantime the people of Cool Spring would be in complete obedience to the Good Shepherd by rejecting your leadership, even in an interim capacity, and use some good and Biblical free teaching from www.twincityfellowship.com
Paula
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His response was indeed thoughtful and oh-so-relevant to what I had asked:
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Paula,
I pray that God will give you a kind and loving heart and spirit like our Lord Jesus. God bless you.
Bill Tuck
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I don't want to worship your false Jesus, thankfully. I pray the true God of Scripture will draw you to repent of your idolatry. Whether or not you have a loving heart will depend on that. Telling people lies in the name of God is hateful, not loving. Jesus soundly rebuked the pharisees who twisted God's word, and he was the epitome of love.
Paula
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What a tragic situation. I pray that the congregation at Cool Spring Baptist will take action to remove this man immediately, even if they just have to get together for elder/deacon led Bible Study on Sundays for a while, that would be better than feeding the flock this poison. And I pray that Dr William Tuck will repent of his heresy.
March 1, 2010
Beth Moore - False Teacher? (Do Not Be Surprised)
Beth Moore - False Teacher?
Erin has collected a treasure trove of good information on Beth Moore's teachings. Says Erin:The answer to the question posed in this post's title is, I believe, "yes." At one time I had plans to research and write an article exposing the errors of the ever-popular "Christian" author Beth Moore. However, why should I reinvent the wheel? Glenn Chatfield, the author over at The Watchman's Bagpipes, has done multiple articles on the errors of Moore's teachings. If you've ever participated in a Beth Moore study and felt that something wasn't "quite right" then you need to read his thoughts as well as the many articles that he links to in his posts.
I heartily agree.
I managed to listen to a video of Beth's on youtube today... and all I can say is (to the tune of the funeral march) "law-law-laaaawwww----laaaaaaaawwwwwww!" to quote Chris Rosebrough "First Impression of Beth Moore: Legalism on Red Bull Energy Drinks. Boy o boy she sure makes the (sic) God's law sound so doable." (give him a break, it was tweetdeck)
February 27, 2010
Dan Southerland's Transitioning Seminar analyzed by Chris Rosebrough
Points of Parliamentary Privilege are commonly called for in only two situations. First, when a delegate slanders another or grossly misrepresents his or her position while speaking or if a delegate cannot hear the speaker, has to get a drink, or must otherwise attend to personal business.
February 26, 2010
Rick Warren plays the Pharisee Card
My friend Daniel over at Better Than Sacrifice has written a great article on Rick Warren's latest tweets:
Rick Waren, CEO of Saddleback Church, yesterday played the Pharisee card.He wrote:
‘It drives Pharisees nuts to watch God keep blessing ministries they ridicule & despise.God’s sovereignty is often humorous.’
What’s the Pharisee card? Good question.
In my quest to become Todd Wilken’s number one fan, please allow me to direct you to his incisive article:
Now, Rick Warren’s proof of the rightness of his position (and that his opponents are wrong) seems to be based on his claim of God’s ‘blessing’. And, as CEO of Saddleback and self-proclaimed disciple of management guru Peter Drucker, he knows how to apply best 21st century management practice to his business. So, it is important for Mr. Warren to be able to quantify this blessing.