Tag Archives: Freedom

0145 — Falling from Grace?

Posted on August 22, 2009 by Mark Morrow

There’s not a lot for me to add to the plagiarized (well, it’s not plagiarized if I give credit to whom credit is due, right?) posting from Jay Guin except “Amen!” I especially appreciate his definition of legalism; I think … Continue reading →

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0144 — Disputable Matters

Posted on August 22, 2009 by Mark Morrow

I had never heard the discussion of “disputable matters” and “matters of indifference” presented in the way Jay does below.  It hangs together for me.  What about you? In Him, Mark   Falling from Grace: The Paradox of Romans 14 … Continue reading →

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0142 — Diary of a Believer (002)

Posted on July 27, 2009 by Mark Morrow

Sheila explains why she published her Diary: The Diary of a Believer also includes the events that encouraged, and sometimes forced me to examine my faith, figuring out exactly what I believed and why. These were the same events that … Continue reading →

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0141 — Diary of a Believer (001)

Posted on July 17, 2009 by Mark Morrow

I ordered DIARY OF A BELIEVER (by Sheila Gibson) about a week after I first heard about it on Al Maxey’s site.  He did a complimentary review of her book back in July of 2008.  He titled his review “A … Continue reading →

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