Family Freedom
“But this shall be the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel; After those days, saith the LORD, I will put my law in their inward parts, and write it in their hearts; and will be their God, and they shall be my people.” Jeremiah 31:33Archive for Ethics
20 Postmodern Parenting Tips
1. Always point your children to Scripture when you correct them. (Isaiah 8:20) It does no good to simply tell them not to do something. Identify the sin behind their actions, and pray with them to repent of it, to mortify the flesh, and overcome the sin in their life. You’re a bad parent if you correct your children outside of a Biblical framework. Read the rest of this entry »
Biblical Ethics: Relocating With No Job
It’s summer time and many of you want to relocate to another state or another part of your state. Perhaps you want to labor in a ministry somewhere, take care of an aging parent, or attend a faithful church. However, jobs are much harder to find these days. You really want to leave, but there’s no job. So what do you do? Well, as in every situation, you task is to apply biblical ethics (applying the Word of God/His commandments to make decisions), by studying the Word and praying.
Here are three verses to study: Read the rest of this entry »
Biblical Ethics Sermon Series
Pastor Paul Raymond at the Reformed Bible Church of Central Virginia has a fantastic sermon series he’s been doing on the subject of Biblical Ethics:
“The denial and even blatant rejection of God’s Law Word as the absolute and final authoritative standard of ethical truth has been not only evident in the secular non-Christian society but in the postmodern liberalized church which is progressively exhibiting a catastrophic disregard for Biblical ethical diligence in matters of the individual and of culture itself.
More than ever, in light of this cultural and ecclesiastic degradation, the true saint must not only understand what is Biblically acceptable and what is not, but he must boldly reassert that the Holy Scripture is the only reliable authority in matters of faith and all of life.”
Here is a faithful pastor who does not idolize the sinful conscience of man, who does not pretend that the Holy Spirit will ignore a so-called believer’s willful disobedience of the Law.
Why Does This Keep Coming Up?
I complained a few weeks ago (Here Come the Eugenicists) that liberal talk radio was considering the idea of sterilizing minorities in order to lower the number of abortions. Now it turns out there’s a Republican lawmaker that wants to sterilize minorities to fight poverty. I hope it’s not lost on Christians that neither political party seems to be concerned about what God says on the matter. Read the rest of this entry »
Family Freedom Adjustments
We’ve been blogging on a number of things here for the past year, and the tenor of things has obviously changed a lot since September of 2007. We started out this blog to point out the coming financial judgment on the United States, and indeed much of the western world. We were scoffed at for pointing out so many times that financial debt is stealing, and that the Bible firmly teaches against the believer running into debt to supply things for himself.
We also diligently pointed out the worldly and unholy teaching practices of Dave Ramsey and Crown Financial Ministries; even though these folks say that debt is sin, their teachings reflect a hushed “But it’s not like a real BIG sin or anything” tone, and they don’t expect anyone to not be in debt. The Ramsey and Crown apologists have attacked us numerous times, and yet Scripture has never been used by these people to refute anything that we’ve said on this blog. I’m also happy to say that “Crown Financial Plan” is the most common search term that sends people to this site (Now I laugh!). For the most part, we don’t listen to these programs any more because the hosts blaspheme too often, and we couldn’t stand it any more.
Since God is in the process of destroying the U.S. financial structure, as He promised to do in the Bible, our blogging work is mostly done in that area. We’ll still touch on it occasionally, but God is leading us to blog more in the areas of ethics, homeschooling and other topics at this time. Mrs. Mallory stirred up a hornet’s nest over the original “Real Christians Homeschool!” post, so I’ve decided to make it a regular series here on FF. (I think the exclamation point in the title gives it that extra flair, so that will remain in place as well.)
Send them to jail
Here’s a group of pastors that will be going to jail soon, and deservedly so:
“CHICAGO — Declaring that clergy have a constitutional right to endorse political candidates from their pulpits, the socially conservative Alliance Defense Fund is recruiting several dozen pastors to do just that on Sept. 28, in defiance of Internal Revenue Service rules.
The effort by the Arizona-based legal consortium is designed to trigger an IRS investigation that ADF lawyers would then challenge in federal court. The ultimate goal is to persuade the U.S. Supreme Court to throw out a 54-year-old ban on political endorsements by tax-exempt houses of worship.” Read the rest of this entry »
Scientists Concur: Some Rats Are Adulterous
If you feel like taking a few moments to lose some brain cells, Swedish and U.S. “researchers” have discovered that a certain type of rat is monogamous, and they’re looking for a common gene that can determine why some humans (like some rats) are promiscuous. Read the rest of this entry »
Here come the eugenicists
A liberal talk radio host had an interesting conversation on 8/22 in regards to the demonic practice of eugenics. (I won’t bother linking to him.) Of course, they would never admit that this is what they were truly talking about. His conversation with a female guest centered around forced vasectomies for male children, as a possible solution to the abortion dilemma.
This guest, evidently an esteemed female professional in the field of psychology, was reasoning that since our children are going to have sex anyways, why not target vasectomies at boys who were in groups that would be likely to start fornicating at a young age? After all, if these teenage boys can’t get their girlfriends pregnant, there would be fewer abortions, right?
The host not only agreed with her, but suggested that rather than wait until the boys were 12, why not simply give them a vasectomy when they go in for their circumcision? Read the rest of this entry »
