Are You A Bigot?
Friday, November 21st, 2008 : By Dan Miller
Speaking on CNN’s “Late Edition”, Republican Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger expressed disappointment at Proposition 8’s passage.
“It is unfortunate,” Schwarzenegger said. “But it is not the end because I think this will go back into the courts. … It’s the same as in the 1948 case when blacks and whites were not allowed to marry.
This falls into the same category.”
So, this woman (see video below) is a bigot harboring a racist viewpoint? How about you? Are you promoting racial inequality in the same way that “blacks and whites” were hindered from being able to not marry in the 1940’s? Why or why not?
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Generations, Part 5
Sunday, October 5th, 2008 : By Dan Miller
This past Sunday we looked at chapter 8 of Proverbs. On Sunday morning we progressed through the first 21 verses and called for you to mine the rest of the passage (vv.22-36) in your private meditation or as part of family devotions. To that end, I provide a skeleton to guide your reading.
Who Can Get Wisdom? - vv.1-5
What Are The Defining Marks Of Wisdom? - vv.6-21
Wisdom Is Trustworthy Because It Is
Noble – v.6
Right – v.6 & 9
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ABC News Interviews Steven Curtis Chapman and Family
Thursday, August 7th, 2008 : By Dan Miller
ABC News interviews the Chapman family regarding the recent death of their daughter, Maria, when she was hit by a car driven by her older brother. I am struck by the focus and balance the entire family has in dealing with this tragedy. May you be encouraged!
Larry King will be interviewing the family tonight on Larry King Live.
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Why Fathers Matter
Wednesday, March 7th, 2007 : By Kevin Schultz
John Piper’s Father died just 11 hours ago. John has already posted his journal from his last moments in the hospital with his Father. I encourage you to read it.
I’d like to draw your attention to this paragraph.
“Thank you, Daddy. Thank you for sixty-one years of faithfulness to me. I am simply looking into his face now. Thank you. You were a good father. You never put me down. Discipline, yes. Spankings, yes. But you never scorned me. You never treated me with contempt. You never spoke of my future with hopelessness in your voice. You believed God’s hand was on me. You approved of my ministry. You prayed for me. Everyday. That may be the
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