During the past two decades, mainline and evangelical scholars have rediscovered the creative relevance of the Christian East, with its insistence on the authority of the first 500 years of Christian teaching and practice
The above is a quote from an interesting article at the Christianity Today web site. It seems that there is a new [...]
What is truth?
That’s the question Pilate asked Jesus (John 18:38) — and it seems people ask that question many times. Sometimes people tend to define “truth” to be whatever they like — or whatever they want. Actually, I believe we need to present God’s truth to the world in the best way we [...]
Nathan Busenitz at Pulpit Magazine has begun a series of posts on New Years Top 10 List that goes beyond the normal list of resolutions for the New Year.
Writing from a deeply committed Christian perspective, he urges us to not merely resolve to lose weight, get organized, and the like — as good [...]
It’s indeed that day — January 1, 2007. A new year has begun — so, like a lot of others, I will be looking back at 2006 and ahead to 2007.
Here are some things that have happened in my life and this blog in 2006:
In My Life — 2006
2006 was a year of transition and [...]
John MacArthur has a 3 part series at the Pulpit Magazine blog on what doctrines Christians can consider to be fundamental to our faith.
In the first post (which I commented on here) he makes the statements that all fundamental doctrines are found in scripture, and are clear in scripture.
In his [...]
I am the pastor of Hopewell Presbyterian Church in Florence, SC. I have been a Presbyterian Church (USA) pastor for over 20 years. I'm married, with no children - but 3 dogs! I enjoy meeting people, reading, blogging, watching sports, and fishing -- among other things.
The opinions you'll find here are mine alone. They do not necessarily express the views of my church, my Presbytery, my denomination, my family, my friends, or anyone else. The attempted humor you'll find here is definitely mine.
Bill Hayes
