New Roman Catholic ‘Social Gospel’ Advertising

The new “Catholics Come Home” videos show unmistakable evidence of the “Francis Effect”. Check out these millennial-friendly, gospel-void advertisements… no, not for a mobile soup kitchen or an environmentalist lobby group, but the Roman Catholic Church. You could get confused!

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We live too much in time. We’re too earth bound. We see as other men see; we think as other men think. We invest our time as the world invests it. We're supposed to be a different breed of people.

I believe that the church of Jesus Christ needs a new revelation of the majesty of God. We’re all going to stand one day, can you imagine it- at the judgement seat of Christ to give an account for the deeds done in the body. This is the King of kings. He’s the Judge of judges, and it’s the Tribunal of tribunals. There’s no court of appeal after it. The verdict is final. -Leonard Ravenhill

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This substantial volume provides a portrait of the life of Leonard Ravenhill, an English evangelist, pastor and preacher whose life is an example of a man truly driven by a deep appreciation of the greatness of eternity and the desire to be a true-hearted servant to his Lord.

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Quite simply the best study Bible available, bar none. Has a distinct dual emphasis on compassionate pastoral notes and concern for concisely explained doctrine.

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A well-argued thesis that presents the "ultimate evidence" for creation by demonstrating that without God nothing could exist or make cogent sense in the universe.

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This 1994 classic is becoming somewhat harder to find more than 20 years on, but is an unforgettable read. Drawing from historic, timeless Christian convictions, Allison categorises heresies and shows that all modern heresies are not new. It is a short text, beautifully written, and edifying.

General and Pastoral Blogs
A Reasonable Faith
Ligonier Ministries: Reformed Theology
Anglican Samizdat
Challies
Anglican Curmudgeon
Albert Mohler
Alpha and Omega Ministries
Christian Research Institute

Science and Creationism
Uncommon Design
Answers in Genesis
Institute of Creation Research

Social Commentary
City Journal
Manhattan Institute
The Skeptical Doctor

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