It’s time to put an end to a popular myth: “you can’t return to the days of Ozzie and Harriet”.Says who? The proponents of this myth are quick to point out that in “the days of Ozzie and Harriet” not everything was squeaky clean like it was in the TV show. No kidding. It was a TV show, not an analysis of current societal problems. As entertainment, it reflected the ideals of society in a […]
So I’m checking out local Christian radio while I’m out running errands today, and manage to tune into some program telling us once again that the end is near, “right around the corner” apparently. So I think to myself, “Since I began to hear that the end is “right around the corner” there have been an awful lot of “corners”. Examples abound: Edgar Whisenant’s 88 Reasons Why The Rapture Will Be In 1988; Harold Campings’s more […]
Evolutionary textbooks teach us that millions of years ago the world was a pretty warm place with flora and fauna living on land masses that were fertile and blissfully uninhabited by humans. Then, in anticipation of the rise of Al Gore, Brexit, and anti-abortion legislators, the climate changed and dinosaurs and vegetation died off. Their destruction became the source of the coal and oil that we today use to again change the climate. Oh, and […]
By now, most of us have read the articles, seen the news reports, and heard the angry feminists talk about how bad the Alabama abortion bill is for women. The Pro-Life groups are touting it as a massive success and are tooting their horns saying that we are finally moving in the right direction to reverse Roe v Wade. Both sides want us to believe that there’s a revolution brewing. Can we believe the hype? […]
How many times in the passing of a year does the average American evangelical attend church and hear some combination of: “Christians need to expect persecution, we are just pilgrims in a strange land, and Jesus will rescue us through the Rapture”? It is difficult to know where to start, in my attempt to keep this simple and short. Yes, it is true that there is to be suffering in this world, as we hear every Sunday of […]
When pondering happiness, so many people struggle to find that intangible emotion. Fulfillment and happiness go hand in hand. We may feel that our fulfillment is not being met due to dissatisfaction with the current state of our life. We feel like we are not living up to our potential, or maybe there are blocked career or financial goals. Whatever the case may be, true happiness can elude many. Some pastors will enter into this […]
The Board of Directors of the Mid Atlantic Reformation Society announces that Joel Saint has been named Executive Director of MARS effective July 1, 2011. Toby Grater, a member of the Board of Directors comments: “I am excited about the concept of MARS creating the position of Executive Director, and I can think of no better person to fill that position than our good friend, Joel Saint.” Mr. Saint brings a unique combination of gifts […]
Tuesday, August 16, 2016 Miss this presentation? Click here. The “Dones”: Why Are They Done? Part 2: The Pastors Last month we examined the trend of many Christians who are “Done” with church. They just stopped completely. Just…done. Finished. Over with. How about pastors? Could it be that many pastors are also “Done”, while at the same time occupying the pulpit? Come out and hear “part two” to gain insight to discern the times in which we […]
Miss this presentation? Click Here For our June Third Tuesday series The Mid – Atlantic Reformation Society presents: Introduction to Christian Political Science Tuesday, June 21st Join us to hear Joel Saint examine the scriptural evidence to shatter the myths that are all to common in today’s church regarding how Christians are to apply their faith to the political sphere. This is one not to miss! Equip yourself with a rock-solid foundation to guide […]
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