A book review by Geoff Thomas of Hell's Best Revealed Secret by Elly Alchok Olare has been added to the "Book Reviews" section of The Highway website. In this book, Mr. Olare who was involved with the evangelical movement for 17 years takes a hard look at the methodology and message of what is known as "The Invitation System" or even more so the "Altar Call", which was made popular by Charles Finney. From the summary of the book in the review, I can heartily give an unreserved "AMEN!" Our thanks to Elly for writing this much needed book and to Geoff Thomas for providing the good review.

You can read Goeff Thomas' book review here: Hell's Best Revealed Secret.

Or, you can access it at your leisure from The Highway homepage and clicking on the "Book Reviews" link.

I am including a link on a subject that I have in the past few years been made aware of both by family and a few friends. This seems to be becoming a bigger deal, with people I know.
I have been asked to give my views on the subject. However, I have declined doing so basically because I know they probably will not like what I have to say. Experience tells me if I want to keep peace in the family, I probably should keep my mouth shut. Sigh…
Yet, in not giving a response it is probably saying a lot as well.
http://www.israelvideonetwork.com/w...re-fourth-blood-moon-mean-for-israel-us/
Applicable comments are appreciated.
By the way, this is not the first time I brought up the subject of blood moons on these boards.
Tom

“Convictions of conscience through the influence of God’s Spirit, consist in conviction of sinfulness of heart and practice, and of the dreadfulness of sin as committed against God’s terrible majesty, infinite holiness and hatred of sin … a sinner cannot be brought heartily to receive Christ as his Saviour who is not convinced of his sin and misery, and his own emptiness and helplessness and just desert of eternal condemnation.” - Jonathan Edwards

Recently in a Facebook Reformed board, a person was recommending a book by Tim Keller.
I basically told him that I would rather not read a book by Tim Keller because he believes in things like theistic evolution, contemplative spirituality and a few other unorthodox things.
I then gave him an article to prove this.
The answer I received back basically said that even if what I said is true; there is no excuse for ad hominem attacks.
How would you respond to something like that?

Tom

I listened to an nrc sermon today and it got me a bit riled up..... Then I read this again.... Feel better now

http://beggarsallreformation.blogspot.com/2015/04/welcome-to-netherlands-reformed-church.html?m=1