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The Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy (1978)

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"The Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy was formulated in 1978 by approximately 300 evangelical scholars at a conference sponsored by the International Council on Biblical Inerrancy, held in Chicago. The statement was designed to defend the position of Biblical inerrancy against trends toward liberal conceptions of Scripture and higher biblical criticism. " - Theopedia THE … Continue reading The Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy (1978)

A Reproducible Walk With The Lord

~ Rev. Tamara Dalrymple ~ 5 Comments

Actions speak louder than words. Is that not one of the truest statements ever made, or what? In our Christian walk it applies perhaps even with greater brevity. Everyday you wake up and go out into the world to be the light of Jesus Christ to a lost and suffering world. The devil wants you … Continue reading A Reproducible Walk With The Lord

The Parable Of The Sower : How to Witness Succesfully & Get More People To Christ

~ Rev. Tamara Dalrymple ~ 15 Comments

This morning over coffee I read in Mathew The Parable of The Sower. (Mathew 13:3-9) According to this parable 75% of the people presented with the Gospel will eventually lose the ability to see it through to fruition. I don't know about you but I am definitely thankful to be in the other 25%. Hearing … Continue reading The Parable Of The Sower : How to Witness Succesfully & Get More People To Christ

Hugh Hefner, Stephen Paddock & Me

~ Rev. Tamara Dalrymple ~ 16 Comments

Hugh Hefner passed away recently. I remember feeling a sense of terrible sadness for him. I couldn't stand the life he lived, or the abuse it condoned upon women, but I felt a sense of sadness for his soul. I know that if Hugh did not repent before passing he is now in hell. He … Continue reading Hugh Hefner, Stephen Paddock & Me

Take A Praycation 

~ Rev. Tamara Dalrymple ~ 10 Comments

This past week I took a personal praycation to seek God's will in several areas of my life and wow it has been rejuvenating. I cannot emphasize this enough, the world does its absolute best to distract us from the truth of who we are in Christ. I needed a few days to just draw … Continue reading Take A Praycation 

Hiding From The World

~ Rev. Tamara Dalrymple ~ 36 Comments

The world is full of secular garbage anymore. Deception is everywhere. Confusion is at an all time high. Everyone's got an opinion, decisions are made on feelings rather than facts and there are no shortages of know-it-all with soapboxes. I am constantly feeling myself being drawn farther and farther away from the toxicity of the … Continue reading Hiding From The World

Opinion Piece : As A Christian I Do NOT Want The Bible Taught In Public Schools

~ Rev. Tamara Dalrymple ~ 37 Comments

Idealistically having an hour everyday to read the Bible and study Gods Word sounds great. What better way for your child to spend one of his or her classes learning about Christianity and developing their faith, sounds great right! Sandwiched in between a secular biology class and say art history, your child could have an … Continue reading Opinion Piece : As A Christian I Do NOT Want The Bible Taught In Public Schools

Being More Christlike – Thoughts on Sanctification 

~ Rev. Tamara Dalrymple ~ 7 Comments

What is a relationship with Christ? It is very much like any relationship, it takes communication to grow. It takes time invested, and a willingness to devote yourself to its betterment. Granted in our relationship with Jesus there is a supernatural bond working day and night to draw us closer to him. The Bible says … Continue reading Being More Christlike – Thoughts on Sanctification 

Sacred Simplicity : Jesus Christ

~ Rev. Tamara Dalrymple ~ 111 Comments

On Tuesdays I take Christian Ethics, Christian Apologetics, Theology II, and Sermon Prep. Today we covered the difference between theologians and philosophers of the rationalist tradition and those of the existentialist tradition. Robespierre and the ideology of the Terror and Heidegger and angst. Christian Ethics is actually one of my favorite courses and I have … Continue reading Sacred Simplicity : Jesus Christ

No Greater Love…

~ Rev. Tamara Dalrymple ~ 7 Comments

If you are working with wood, building fine furniture, you reach for the measuring tape. Then you apply the golden rule of "measure twice, cut once". If you want to know how hot it is, you need only look to a thermometer, and instantly you know the degrees. It's important to have an accurate temperature … Continue reading No Greater Love…