The Blog Of Dysfunction

I belong to the Plymouth brethren by birth and I hate the services, here’s why.
Music: Too slow/dragging and too little.
Exhortation for praising comes after the time for praise
The exhortations are mini sermons.
Messages are too long like in an hour and a quarter or too short like in 20 minutes
Testimony: The word is used [...]

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I am leaving for Gwalior where I spent the first eleven years of my life. After coming home, I have so immersed myself in reading and other stuff that all the other things like painting and music and writing that I planned and was looking forward to have taken a back seat, hope fully in [...]

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Does it bug anyone else out here in the christian-blog world that we are so worried about what makes a “good” christian-blog? and then all we talk about is how to increase the traffic?. And that the guru’s of the christian-blog world traffic come up with the formulas the not-so-christian-blog world has been using for [...]

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“I think if Jesus came to earth today he would have picketed with the gay pride movement”
“I think Jesus won’t mind what I am doing”
“I think Jesus would’nt want to make people uncomfortable”
“I don’t think Jesus wants us to convert people”
“I think Jesus would vote..”
“I think Jesus would have/would not have condoned war”
I don’t [...]

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Here is the first of the series of self explanation, on why I call myself a confused Calvinist

Ok, so here is some of what I gather form the many blogs out there and some books and some of pastor John Piper’s audio sermons (mind you, I LOVE his expository preaching).
God in his soverignity decided [...]

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The Christian blog world out there is BIG and biased. I am getting increasingly frustrated and depressed at the limited number of issues and topics covered in the more prominent blogs. The trend of “this fellow wrote this and i disagree and so he is to be crucified and here’s why” is [...]

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Relativism: Feet Firmly Planted In Mid-Air, Francis J. Beckwith and Gregory Kokul, Baker Book House.
Excerpts of a book review by Dr Johnson from Brethrenassembly.
Conservative and Evangelical Christians have been going through an intellectual sea-saw for the last two centuries [though the term 'evangelical' is only half a century old]. During times of intense attack, they [...]

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