On this edition of Attentive Church Leadership Podcast, Rhett Wilson interviews Jim Singleton as they discuss changes facing the North American church. It's a world we've not known before!
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In 2013, Mr. Graham was named North Carolina’s “Favorite Son” by a unanimous vote of the state General Assembly. Then-Governor Pat McCrory signed House Bill 540 in to law in 2015, which decreed that a statue of Graham would be commissioned to represent North Carolina in the U.S. Capitol. “There have been many great North Carolinians, but few have impacted the world more than Billy Graham,” the House Bill said.
“The legacy
of Rev. Billy Graham is based on his simple message of forgiveness based on
John 3:16. His lifelong commitment to preaching the Gospel, his fight for civil
rights, his opposition to communism, and his spiritual guidance provided hope
to hundreds of millions,” said Senator Ted Budd (R-NC) who was part of the
bipartisan effort. “His likeness should stand in the U.S. Capitol forever.”
Read the entire article at BGEA here.
Click here to view the ceremony live on Thursday, May 16.
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Almost 3,000 years ago, the Prophet Isaiah lamented, “Woe to
those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light
for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.”
But at the start of the 20th century, a new form of moral
confusion was introduced. While there were always those who called good evil
and evil good, shortly after Einstein discovered relativity in the natural
order, Western civilization applied relativity to the moral order. As the late
historian Paul Johnson wrote in “Modern Times”: “At the beginning of the 1920s
the belief began to circulate, for the first time at a popular level, that
there were no longer any absolutes: of time and space, of good and evil,
of knowledge, above all of value” (italics added).
Read the entire article by Dennis Prager here.
Also, read the following on Israel:
Israel As ‘A Pariah’ Among the Nations
The Genocide Libel Is the Blood Libel of Our Time
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Rhett teaches from the book of Ruth about what
Naomi and Ruth model about being godly
women.
Rhett sings followed by Tracey and her mother
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"For decades accusations against the Founding Fathers have abounded. One of the common criticisms is that the Founding Fathers were a collective group of atheists, agnostics, and or deists who wanted a strict separation of church and state, resulting in a secular government and public square. Some go as far as foolishly writing that these allegations are so evident that no actual evidence or proof is needed to substantiate their claims.
Read the entire article by WallBuilders here.
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Pastor Rhett talks about one of the most common Old Testament words
- and a vital one for understanding the theology of God's
covenants.
