The Narrow Path Ministries

Selah, Christopher, et al, Yes, LoveINC does a lot of good and is especially good for my wife and me. I have sought an experience. Not some spectacular thing as seems to be so popular in some circles, but I have sought an answer from God. I have prayed and begged for an answer. An answer by way of s...

Selah wrote: I'll try to articulate his thoughts accurately. Does the experience make a difference in the participant's lives, in the fruits of their lives, in their character? To me, this is the nub of it. Are charismatics, who affirm the continuation of "spiritual gifts", or certain ones (the gift...

TK,

Ditto Darin

God bless, Homer

Hi Darin, Interesting subject, which brings up many questions. You wrote: " but instead to one who may already be in a family but was not yet a "legitimate heir" of a family (by achieving a certain age or otherwise), and that they then (upon adulthood or whatever) became a mature member - one which ...

Hi Christopher & blackheart, Would it be reasonable to assume a formal list of members might be utilized once the church got to be a certain size? It would seem to be at least as important to know who were considered Christians in a particular locale as opposed to what must have been a much shorter ...

For a much different, and favorable, perspective on "the Shack", here is a E-book, by John Mark Hicks, you can read: http://johnmarkhicks.wordpress.com/2009/12/03/meeting-god-at-the-shack-an-e-book/#comments If you scroll down (or perhaps up) you will see a link to read the book. Hicks is a profound...

Very interesting:

http://www.christianitytoday.com/bc/201 ... nkiam.html

Hi Steve,

The one that's there now looks fine to me. My next choice would be the one at 19 with all the hair . Just kidding.

God bless, Homer

The interminable argument by the Universalists is strange indeed, given that there appears to be nothing in the scriptures that informs us of post-death salvation. Nothing about how they might be saved, when they might be saved, nor on what basis they might be saved. The argument seems to be all phi...

Hi Jess, Wouldn't your idea make the geneology of Jesus irrelevant? The scriptures seem to place inportance on his ancestry. He would be neither "Son of David" nor "Son of Man". I have thought the virgin birth was necessary simply to establish His divine nature. No one has ever been considered a Chr...