Monthly Archives: July 2013

Graham Cooke: Inheritance Not Needs

Posted on July 20, 2013 by StriderMTB

Today as I was listening to a youtube message by Graham Cooke, I was both blessed and challenged to pray with greater assurance rooted in a self-identity that I am a much loved son of my Father in heaven who … Continue reading →

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The Travon Martin Tragedy in Perspective

Posted on July 20, 2013 by StriderMTB

The acquittal of George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Travon Martin has gripped the U.S. in a manner that I find somewhat perplexing. Protests are taking place over many major cities. Is it a tragedy and a saddening loss … Continue reading →

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Religion as a Whirlpool vs. Christ as a Well-Spring

Posted on July 9, 2013 by StriderMTB

When does healthy, spiritual self-reflection end and legalistic, self-absorption masquerading as godly humility and spirituality start? I’ve been pondering this as I seek to disciple teenagers God has entrusted to my care. I believe the latter is a religious spirit … Continue reading →

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Debate on Calvinistic Compatibilism: Matt’s Wrap-Up

Posted on July 1, 2013 by StriderMTB

I thank you Derek for the time and attention you have given to our discussion and for exemplifying a spirit of genuine brotherhood despite are sharp disagreements. If anyone has allowed his passions to get the better of him—it is … Continue reading →

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Debate on Calvinistic Compatibilism: Derek’s Wrap-Up.

Posted on July 1, 2013 by StriderMTB

Matt, Thank you for taking time to reply and for all of the work you have undertaken in reorganizing our comments into individual posts. I will make a few final comments here, and then leave off. This has been a … Continue reading →

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