Month: January 2006

Or are some of us feeling a little eternally insecure? Having worked at teen camps and been an “altar worker” for much of my life if have quite often encountered a question like this: My church teaches “once saved, always […]

Thank you for all of your great and insightful posts on the William Tell piece. At the time of this writing there have been 32 comments posted on the “Sin” post. I am overwhelmed by the response and the depth […]

Take it or leave it!

Need something on Original Sin

OK, it is very early in my blogging career. And it already looks like I have lost my mind. And maybe I have a time or two. But stick with me for the next few paragraphs because I want to […]

My very dear friend, Pastor David Woods, posed the following topic for discussion in a comment to one of my earlier posts. I feel that it deserves to be elevated to a posting of its own. So, Dave, here it […]

I once heard a sermon at camp meeting years ago by Rev. Stephen Manley. In that sermon he dealt with the notion of many Christians that there are two kinds of Christians. There are Christians like you and me. And […]

I took the same quiz a second time. This time I scored a little differently. This time I scored as Evangelical Holiness / Wesleyan. I am an evangelical in the Wesleyan tradition. I believe that God’s grace enables me to […]

I took a quiz and I scored as Evangelical Holiness / Wesleyan. I am an evangelical in the Wesleyan tradition. I believe that God’s grace enables me to choose to believe in him, even though I am totally depraved. The […]

Me at the Colosseum in Rome