Tag Archives: Dr. Al Mohler

apostasy

Posted on March 18, 2010 by bkingr

Ed Stetzer and Dr. Mohler are taking on two different kinds of apostasy. Ed is looking at nominal belief but no action and Dr. Mohler is looking at no belief but nominal action. fascinating. an excerpt from Dr. Mohler: Early … Continue reading →

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Prosperity Gospel is a false Gospel

Posted on August 18, 2009 by bkingr

after reading this from Dr. Mohler, I think that I am beginning to understand why John Piper hates the prosperity gospel so intensely. The New York Times took note of the fact that the current recession and financial distress did … Continue reading →

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six scriptural reasons why babies go to heaven

Posted on July 26, 2009 by bkingr

Dr. Mohler and Dr. Daniel Akin have reposted their article showing from scripture why they believe that infants go to heaven when they die. they lay out six reasons for this belief. here is number six and an overall point … Continue reading →

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Terminal Generation?

Posted on July 13, 2009 by bkingr

Dr. Mohler is wondering if we are at the terminal generation of evangelicalism. It is a very fair thing about which to wonder. We should be very concerned about certain trends in contemporary evangelicalism that threaten this integrity. The first … Continue reading →

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modern fatherhood

Posted on June 20, 2009 by bkingr

Dr. Mohler hits a glancing blow at something that really bothers me about the way fathers are portrayed in current popular culture. Fatherhood has been marginalized and the rule and authority of fathers have been depreciated, ridiculed, and continuously redefined. … Continue reading →

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moral decision making in America

Posted on June 10, 2009 by bkingr

Dr. Albert Mohler takes a look at President Obama’s declaration of June as gay, lesbian, transgendered, bisexual month. Along the way Dr. Mohler states his background assumption with regard to moral decision making by most people in this country: Most … Continue reading →

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why I collect the cell phones at night

Posted on May 31, 2009 by bkingr

Al Mohler is reporting on a New York Times story about texting taking a toll. ….Katie Hafner offers a view into the lives of American teens. They are fanatical texters. As Hafner reports, “They do it late at night when … Continue reading →

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talking about talking about abortion

Posted on May 20, 2009 by bkingr

Dr. Mohler writes about Barack Obama’s visit to Notre Dame this past weekend and the speech he gave at commencement. Mr. Obama went on to call for “Open hearts. Open minds. Fair-minded words.” In the end, the President’s comments were … Continue reading →

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Dr. Mohler's take

Posted on March 27, 2009 by bkingr

Bryan posted a link to this article in his comment to my recent church planting post. And I wanted to make sure everybody saw both Bryan’s comment and the article. Al Mohler is discussing Fred Barnes’ article in the Wall … Continue reading →

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God's glory

Posted on February 22, 2009 by bkingr

Al Mohler also touches on the question that I quoted from John Piper the other day. First he starts with an important reminder: Human beings are trapped in a human frame of reference. When we think of motivation, we inevitably … Continue reading →

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one way?

Posted on December 23, 2008 by bkingr

You may have heard a while back about a survey that indicated most American Christians believe that there is more than one way to heaven. The survey’s methodology was questioned and, as a result, it has been redone. The results … Continue reading →

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