Archive for August, 2006

A great pastor has died

Posted on August 31, 2006 at 9:06am by Micah Fries No Comment

A great pastor with an enormous missions heart, died yesterday. God give us more men like Mark Corts.

…and another thought…

Posted on August 30, 2006 at 10:22am by Micah Fries No Comment

If Dr. Patterson had a problem with the comments of Rev. McKissic in chapel at SWBTS yesterday, why did he not feel it necessary to at least discuss it with him? According to McKissic, in an interview done by ABP Patterson did not mention it at all though given ample opportunity to. He [McKissic] noted…

Random thoughts on silence

Posted on August 29, 2006 at 10:10pm by Micah Fries No Comment

As I’ve continued to think, and discuss with others, the events of earlier today at the SWBTS chapel, some information has surfaced that I think has bearing on this conversation. A few short months ago Dr. Jerry Rankin was unceremoniously drug through the mud for his refusal to allow a video of a private inner-office…

ForeverDeath

Posted on August 24, 2006 at 8:39pm by Micah Fries No Comment

I never really thought too closely about forever death until I had the opportunity to stare it in the face. During my time in Burkina Faso I was terrified as I realized that all around me people were dying and would spend an eternity separated from God, not because they rejected Him, but rather because…

Pure Genius

Posted on August 23, 2006 at 9:55pm by Micah Fries No Comment

A while back, John Stickley and I attempted to create a website to facilitate missions involvement and expression. We did a pretty good job, I would say, with missionsconneXion.com but we have been outdone. A couple of guys have put together a fantastic site as a resource for missionaries and missions supporters. I would really…

A Must Read

Posted on August 23, 2006 at 4:53pm by Micah Fries No Comment

From Dr. Al Mohler. Please read and respond. I’m convinced that he’s hit on a very important understanding of theological issues. It is important that we come to a point where we recognize that what he is saying is truth. I hope that we can remove ourselves from fundamentalism enough to recognize that we can…