Aaron Running retweeted
I appreciate the reminders that Christ is on His throne, but that's also the predicament. He's on the throne, and He's terribly angry with the country, including the Republicans. God will turn the wicked into hell, and all the nations that forget God. Start there.
Aaron Running retweeted
Papists still taking L's
whitehouse.gov/briefings-sta…
Yes, children should stay in the worship service with their parents.
Replying to @w_bitterman
Yes.
Some examples from scripture: Deut. 31:12, Ezra 10:1, and Joel 2:15-16.
I would also say that Paul expected children to be present when his epistles were read since he directly addressed them: Eph. 6:1-3 and Col. 3:20.
Aaron Running retweeted
When you trick-or-treat, nod to Martin Luther
My opinion piece in today’s San Diego Union-Tribune @sdut
“Why should San Diegans care about a 500-year-old church quarrel? Because of what Luther said in 1521, standing before the emperor: “My conscience is captive to the word of God. I cannot and will not recant anything, since it is neither safe nor right to go against conscience.” In a county where our neighbors worship in churches, mosques, synagogues, temples — or nowhere at all — that principle is what lets us live side by side.”
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Life comes at you fast. One minute you’re struggling with long division, then before you know it, you’re struggling with your daughter’s long division homework.
A major issue with dispensational preaching is that it is mostly Israel-centric rather than Christocentric.
It makes the shadows and types the main point instead of highlighting how they find their fulfillment in Christ.
Aaron Running retweeted
Hey @grok is this true?
Aaron Running retweeted
“We honor the saints with charity and not by servitude; neither do we erect churches to them… let it not be religion for us to worship dead men… they are to be honored for imitation, and not to be adored for religion.”
Augustine
“There shall be no pictures in churches, lest what is worshipped and adored be depicted on walls.”
Synod of Elvira
Canon 36
Chick-fil-A refuses to violate the Sabbath and you're black pilling?
Chick-fil-A isn't budging on its Sunday closures, no matter how much money the company could be missing out on.
CEO Andrew Cathy says the policy, rooted in the founding family's Christian faith, remains a priority because it guarantees workers a day for rest and worship.
He even admits he's never calculated the potential lost revenue because opening on Sundays simply isn't something the company is considering.
But Chick-fil-A is making another change to its menu. See what's coming next: foxnews.com/food-drink/chick…












