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http://ImputedRighteousness.com http://ChristNotDavid.com [Keywords: christian music video star song of solomon songs karaoke bring the rain hillsong praise worship songs song God who am i Jesus Christ who am i rock rap hip hop jazz videos band i want it that way worthy is lamb shout mercyme lord casting crowns does anyone hear her psalm 23 switchfoot this east west is your life i can only imagine top usa awesome my redeemer lives team hoyt in alone sing a long lyric baby got book lyrics religious psalms karaoke christian i can only imagine mercyme mercy me psalm casting crown bring the rain homesick praise you storm lifesong] IS THE SONG OF SOLOMON ABOUT CHRIST AND THE CHURCH? Here's an excellent quote... "Origen and Jerome tell us that the Jews forbade it to be read by any until he was thirty years old. It certainly needs a degree of spiritual maturity to enter aright into the holy mystery of love which it allegorically sets forth. To such as have attained this maturity, of whatever age ...

http://ChristNotDavid.com http://Psalms.pbwiki.com [Keywords: christian music video star spangled banner us national anthem karaoke bring the rain hillsong praise worship songs song God who am i Jesus Christ who am i rock rap hip hop jazz videos band i want it that way worthy is lamb shout mercyme lord casting crowns does anyone hear her psalm 23 switchfoot this east west is your life i can only imagine top usa awesome my redeemer lives team hoyt in alone sing a long lyric baby got book lyrics religious psalms karaoke christian i can only imagine mercyme mercy me psalm casting crown bring the rain homesick praise you storm lifesong] OBJECTION TO THE PSALMS BEING ABOUT CHRIST ALONE OBJECTION: "David was a type of Christ, so even though there is a spiritual meaning in some of the Psalms relating to Christ, yet there is always a true literal sense about David. And if some Psalms are applied to Christ, it is only in a secondary sense - while the genuine, original, primary sense, is actually about ...

http://Psalms.pbwiki.com [Keywords: christian music video star spangled banner us national anthem karaoke hillsong praise worship songs song God who am i Jesus Christ rock rap hip hop jazz videos band i want it that way worthy is lamb shout lord casting crowns does anyone hear her psalm 23 this is your life backstreet boys top usa awesome my redeemer lives team hoyt in alone sing a long lyric baby got book lyrics religious switchfoot psalms karaoke]

http://Psalms.pbwiki.com [Keywords: christian music video star spangled banner us national anthem karaoke hillsong praise worship songs song God who am i Jesus Christ rock rap hip hop jazz videos band worthy is lamb shout lord casting crowns does anyone hear her psalm 23 this is your life top usa awesome my redeemer lives team hoyt in alone sing a long lyric baby got book lyrics religious switchfoot psalms karaoke] Useful Quotes about the book of Psalms "One essential reason for this internal completeness of the Psalter is that Christ is the central figure in it, as He is in the entire Word of God. Every book, indeed, of the Old Testament is intended to lead directly or indirectly to Jesus Christ. But in this respect the Book of Psalms stands preeminent among the entire thirty-nine."

http://Godnoliar.com/?p=67 http://twitter.com/AndrewcBain [Keywords for this video: paul washer project shocking message jam sermons beat calvinism french cross holiness calvin gospel complilation german you are loved calvinist god's man catholic hell romanian humanism wife pro he saved me raising the bar holiness of God in romania kirk cameron repentance i am under obligation romania love isn't it enough listen interview 1 judgement loved rapture message narrow way mark of the beast on dating marriage man matthew 7 missions repentance youth faith love God love hope virtuous woman godliness vs. on joel osteen prayer total depravity the cross tongues true gospel en español revival false deautsch prophet way master jesus christ god gospel youtube ministries video biography shocking dating preacher why decisionism preaching espansermon shocking you message secret sermonaudio wiki 2 examine yourself rap] Washer implies the Apostles are “tight-spirited theologians”. He says, “You need a heavenly ...

http://Godnoliar.com/?p=62 I put some atheist keywords/tags below, so that Atheists/Agnostics could find this video. It would be interesting to hear what they have to say about this. Is Bishop NT Wright actually a subtle advocate for Atheism (when he says Jesus is insane?) [Keywords: nt wright bishop tom atheism atheist apologetics debate seminary christopher hitchens bill maher richard dawkins philsophy ron paul george carlin libertarian emerging church emergent john macarthur mark driscoll paul washer piper cs lewis theology new perspective auburn avenue ] NT Wright says Jesus Doubted he was God NT Wright in his book “The Meaning of Jesus”, writes… “I do not think Jesus “knew he was God” in the same way that one knows one is tired or happy, male or female. He did not sit back and think to himself, “Well I never! I’m the second person of the Trinity!” Rather, “as part of his human vocation, grasped in faith, sustained in prayer, tested in confrontation, agonized over ...

http://www.godnoliar.com/?p=64 Here's a good rebuttal of Washer... Stanhope wrote.. "Washer has always seemed rather cartoonish to me — all that quivering-voice theatricality and excessive emotionalism. He seems to get a real jolt out of scaring teenagers, as if scaring teenagers were a difficult and noble thing to do." [ Keywords for this video: paul washer sin repentance faith love God love tiegreen hope virtuous woman godliness vs joel osteen false prophet way master jesus christ god gospel gccwired newspringchurch kgwilso billy graham altar call charles finney drunk testimony cross willow creek seeker sensitive newsprings youtube ministries video biography shocking dating preacher preaching sermon shocking you message sermonaudio ] Some other good rebuttals off the internet... Patrick Kyle wrote ... "If [Paul Washer's] stuff is true, then not only am I not a Christian, I've never met one. Do any of you exemplify the Sermon on the Mount in the majority ...

http://Godnoliar.com/?p=58 Mark Driscoll says that Jesus lusted after women and wanted to sleep with his female disciples. The popular preacher from Mars Hill church says, "If you're tempted to these sorts of things -- including sexual sin -- some of you say, "Now Mark, Jesus wasn't sexually tempted." Well, of course he was -- 30 something year old single man who had women who adored him. You don't think he ever wanted the comfort of a woman? You don't think he ever got tired of going to bed by himself? You don't think that he didn't once want to have intimate relations with a woman? He was tempted." My response... A few points... 1) Driscoll cannot imagine the God-man Jesus to be perfect. He cannot imagine Christ not lusting after women. He says, "You don't think he ever got tired of going to bed by himself? You don't think that he didn't once want to have intimate relations with a woman?" And why does Driscoll think Jesus lusted after women? "of course he was -- 30 something year old single ...

http://Godnoliar.com/Mark_Driscoll_1.htm In this Youtube sermon, Mark Driscoll teaches unbelievers to “do business with God” in order to be saved. During a “silent time”, unbelievers are to follow certain procedures and steps to bribe God into saving them. And Driscoll’s here to help – the broker, the middle man, the mediator between the unbelievers and God. What do you think of this theology coming out of Mars Hill church, Seattle? Keywords: Mark Driscoll Mars Hill Church Seattle blog sermons criticism podcast wiki book audio bio Youtube audio conference interview john macarthur london pastor questions video joel osteen

http://Godnoliar.com/Washer_adultery_works.htm In this Youtube video sermon, we hear Paul Washer teaching salvation by works. He says, “If you’re lost – if you know not Christ … What should you do? Throw yourself upon Christ. Throw yourself upon Christ. Throw yourself upon Christ. Call on the name of the Lord and you will not be disappointed. Cry out, “Save me, O God. Save me.” “When and where shall I do this, preacher?” Do it now. Do it where you’re seated because you might not even live past another step or a breath. Do it now. Do it now.” (Sermon, “True Gospel Part 2 – What is the Gospel”, June-28-2007. Quote begins at 1hr 24min 50sec) “Do, do, do” are clearly Washer’s favorite words. Mixing grace and works are his expertise. Perhaps Washer should become a Roman Catholic priest (I hear there’s a shortage in America of them at the moment). Certainly, he can’t be a preacher of the Apostolic Gospel. Here’s the Gospel that the apostles preached… 1 ...

John Piper from Desiring God says God is like Bill Clinton. In fact, he says all unbelievers are "like God". How did Piper arrive at this awkward position? He assumes that all unbelievers have God's truth "deep down". Therefore, Piper must say that God is like unbelievers. Sadly, Piper fails to realise that natural man lost the image of God at the fall. Unbelievers are now as ignorant of God as oxen, birds and brute beasts are (Isa 1:3, Jer 8:7, Jude 1:10) _____________________________ Response to Ray Shores He wrote me, "Where does the Bible say that "natural man lost the image of God"?" My Response... G'day Ray! Thanks for the message. First things first, let's define what "the image of God" is. Paul says, "man ... was created in righteousness and true holiness." (Eph 4:24). Elsewhere, Scripture says man was created "in the image" or likeness "of God". So, Paul in Ephesians 4 is equating the image of God with righteousness and true holiness. Think about it. If sometimes ...

John Piper from Desiring God says unbelievers have the voice of God in their hearts. Ask yourself. Isn't this leading people to listen to their own hearts and not the Bible? "The heart is deceitful above all things." (Jer 17:9). Are Piper's comments supported by Romans 1 or Romans 2? No. See... http://Godnoliar.com/rom1.htm and http://Godnoliar.com/rom2.htm Response to Tim Mcneely : G'day Tim! Thanks for your feedback. You're right that Romans 1 says everyone knows about God. But the question is HOW do they know about God. Do unbelievers 1) have the knowledge of God deep down in their hearts (as Piper says) or 2) do unbelievers merely HEAR about God. Now, Piper teaches point #1, that is -- unbelievers deep down know the True God created the worlds. But how does Piper deal with Hebrews 11:3? This verse says it is by FAITH we understand the worlds were framed by the Word of God. And unbelievers do NOT have faith. Therefore unbelievers do NOT understand the worlds were created by God. Take for ...

RC Sproul - from "Ligonier Ministries" and "Renewing Your Mind" - says we cannot be certain that God exists. Is this Christian Apologetics in action? Objection -- user "Aspenmarelle" wrote me -- "Sproul is stating that to attain "ABSOLUTE" certainty would require omniscience. But he elsewhere says VERY CLEARLY (see his work "Classical Apologetics") that the evidence for the existence of God is ALL TOGETHER CONCLUSIVE. Demonstrably conclusive. Irrefutably conclusive. These are his words, not mine. Sound agnostic to you?" My response: G'day! Thanks for the comment. You seem to agree with Sproul we cannot be absolutely certain that God exists. I know Sproul admits that it is only "probable" that God exists and not "certain". He's forced to this position because he says that human testimony can prove God. (i.e. human Science / theistic proofs can prove God). And since everything human is fallible - Sproul is basing God's existence on something fallible - and he is therefore forced to say ...

Don Miller -- author of "Blue Like Jazz" and "Searching For God Knows What" writes, "I think it is more safe and more beautiful and more true to believe that when a person dies he will go and be with God because, on earth, he had come to know Him, that he had a relational encounter with God not unlike meeting a friend or a lover or having a father or taking a bride, and that in order to engage God he gave up everything, repented and changed his life…" (p156, Searching For God Knows What) "The message is that ... if they ask forgiveness ... then God will forgive them. (p124, Blue Like Jazz) ... all ... he really needed to do was place all his love and faith in Christ... the early message of grace [was] of repentance toward dead works and immorality in exchange for a loving relationship with Christ." (p121, 190, Searching For God Knows What) This is clearly salvation by works. And when you believe salvation by works, you can never be sure if you've "done enough" to be saved. Thus, notice ...

CS Lewis in his book “Christian Reflections” (published in 1967), wrote, "The dominant impression I get from reading the Psalms is one of antiquity... In that momentary proximity they are almost shockingly alien; creatures of unrestrained emotion, wallowing in self-pity, sobbing, cursing, screaming in exultation (p114) ... we shall find in the Psalms expressions of a cruelty more vindictive and a self-righteousness more complete that anything in the [Greek] classics. If we ignore such passages and read only a few selected favourite Psalms, we miss the point. For the point is precisely this: that these same fanatic and homicidal Hebrews, and not the more enlightened peoples, again and again -- for brief moments -- reach a Christian level of spirituality. It is not that they are better or worse than the Pagans, but they are both better and worse.” (p116, "Christian Reflections") Lewis is right about one thing. The Psalmist’s claim that he is perfectly righteous is ...

CS Lewis wrote, “There are, indeed, some few passages in which a psalmist thinks of 'judgement' with trembling: 'Enter not into judgement with thy servant...' (143:2)... But the opposite attitude is far commoner: 'Hear the right, O Lord' (17:1), 'Be thou my Judge' (26:1), 'Plead thou my cause' (35:1), 'Give sentence with me, O God' (43:1), 'Arise, thou Judge of the world' (94:2). It is for justice, for a hearing, far more often than for pardon, that the psalmists pray. ... The psalmists, with very few exceptions, are eager for judgement because they believe themselves to be wholly in the right. Others have sinned against them; their own conduct (as they frequently assure us) has been impeccable. They earnestly invite the divine inspection, certain that they will emerge from it with flying colours. The adversary may have things to hide, but they have not. The more God examines their case, the more unanswerable it will appear. The Christian, on the other hand, trembles because he knows he is ...

http://Godnoliar.com/Washer_vs_Osteen.htm Paul Washer from Heartcry Missionaries teaches salvation by seeking - just like Joel Osteen does. Washer tells an unbeliever, “Dear woman, you have two choices. You can stop seeking him and go to hell. Or you can keep seeking him, until he finds thee.” In other words, the woman must first seek – she must strive for salvation by praying and humbling herself – before God will save her. The woman must first BECOME GODLY BEFORE JUSTIFICATION. This is justification by our own godliness (which is actually wicked self-righteousness), and not the Righteousness of God – the imputed righteousness of Jesus Christ. Contrast Paul Washer with the Apostle Paul. Washer implies that, “to the one working, praying, seeking – God will save them” The Apostle says, “Now to one working, the reward is not counted according to grace, but according to debt.” (Rom 4:4) I.e. Romans 4:4 says that IF our own striving qualifies for salvation, THEN ...

Paul Washer from Heart Cry Missionary Society says that God blackmails believers. He says ... "Sometimes in discipline, God will pull away assurance from a true believer so that they may fear and seek him." (Sermon, "Assurance: Tests of True Faith") "In order to discipline a true believer God might remove assurance from them, so that they might seek him again." (Sermon, "How to witness to the lost") So, according to Washer, God deceives believers into thinking they’re going to hell, even though they’re actually going to heaven. This contradicts the Bible, which says that the Finished Work of Christ always assures believers... Psalm 55:22-23 Cast on Jehovah what He has given, and He will keep you; He will not give the righteous to waver, forever. [He will never allow the righteous to be shaken – NAS] Zephaniah 3:14-15 Shout for joy, daughter of Zion; ... Jehovah, the King of Israel, is in your midst; you shall not fear evil any more. Clearly, believers never have their ...

Reformed minister Mark Driscoll claims to be above the Arminianism of Joel Osteen. But is it so? Driscoll says that we are required to do things in order to be saved. E.g. a "heartfelt commitment", "an embracing" and "forsaking sin" are all requirements. In fact, these works must be performed by someone BEFORE they have faith IN ORDER for them to get faith. Apparently, dead unbelievers must pray their way into life! Contary to this, Scripture says that an unbeliever's "prayers", "seeking", "repentance" and "turning from sin" -- all these things are sin (Rom 10:14). In fact, all their feelings of "remorse", "regret", "guilt", "sorrow" must be sin. Any attempt to be "humble" or "sincerely turn from sin", is in fact sin. Because all the unbeliever's works are works of unbelief. If they try to be sincerely "seeking salvation", it's because they don't think Christ was sincere enough. By "seeking faith in order to be saved", an unbeliever shows they think they are capable to "finishing off" what Christ ...

Don Miller says we should follow the "radar" inside us, like "penguins do".

http://Godnoliar.com/Sproul_vs_Bahnsen.htm BAHNSEN SHOWS THAT SPROUL IS AN AGNOSTIC. Bahnsen said: If you have only probability – if you have only probability that the Bible is the Word of God, or that God exists or all the rest – that must mean at least this – that while there are many reasons to think that the Bible is the Word of God, there are some to think that it’s not. As, if there were no reasons to think that the Bible’s not the Word of God, it wouldn’t be probability it would be certainty. And so when RC [Sproul] or any old Princeton Apologist says, “That very probably the Bible is the Word of God,” he is also saying there’s a slight probability that it’s not – slight. You may think the probability that it is, is greater than the other – although, I dare say, nobody knows how to rate probability, when it comes to those kind of arguments. So saying one is more than the other doesn’t get anywhere ...