Author Archives: tjadams

3rd Sermon in a Series on the Book of Revelation

There is only a handful of men who have rocked the western theological world over the past 2000 years. Some have been a Godly influence, such as Augustine, Luther and Calvin. Others have been instrumental in the apostasy of the … Continue reading →

Modern Liberalism has shaped our world more than any other movement in the past 200 years — and particularly the past 100 years in America. My grandfather, being a staunch Libertarian, detested FDR for his New Deal in the 1930’s. … Continue reading →

In the aftermath of the Waldo Canyon fire and the resulting loss of hundreds of homes in Colorado Springs, comments abound about the age-old question about God’s sovereignty and His goodness. Thousands of professing Christians were praying that this fire … Continue reading →

(The following is republished by permission from the author) The brilliant religion commentator for the New York Times, Ross Douthat, in Bad Religion(2012) concludes that while postmodernism has produced an exhausting “relativism and rootlessness that has weakened the church,” a revival of … Continue reading →