The Separation of Church and Patriotism
Honoring your country does not mean offering it a pinch of incense on the altar.

Honoring your country does not mean offering it a pinch of incense on the altar.
“Piper cannot go into the voting booth and pull the lever for them, and he shouldn’t, even if someone might let him.”
“It is easy to figure out what to do if the venture is a failure. The problem comes in when the business becomes a victim of success.”
“My objection to video games in church boils down to what makes a church.”
“Charity is never that easy, and anyone who has ever worked with the poor knows that a total shutdown of any kind of safety net would be a disaster, and yet they also know that there are some who abuse the system.”
“If that sort of intimacy makes a man nervous, then he might have forgotten that he is part of the bride of Christ.”
“That’s what the church has to offer culture: the resurrection from the dead through Jesus Christ.”
“The power of positive thinking has shattered on the altar of Schuller’s church like so much crystal.”
“Take a look at the catechism, dear reader.”
“Christians ought not get caught up in this culture of fear, much less perpetuate it.”
Can Church Discipline be done in a healthy way in the Internet age?
“Pastor Nadarkhani loves the people of Iran, and so should you.”
“The intimate struggle of addiction calls for more intimate solutions than preaching.”
“Facebook it can also be used wisely by us to help us build relationships inside our church fellowship.”
“Something in the regular life of the church is going to conflict with the Superbowl this Sunday. What ought the church to do?”
“Jesus is not running this term, so the decision is hard.”
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