Showing posts with label Gary DeMar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gary DeMar. Show all posts

Monday, September 5, 2011

“The fear of man brings a snare but he who trusts in the Lord will be established”


This should be the rally cry, "No king but King Jesus." It is the single minded duty of the Christian to bring all things under the authority of Christ and His dominion, to establish Christian order.



Jesus will come back on His time. We should not try to play god determining when.

“Is that the legacy you want to leave to your children, riding the prophetic roller-coaster following false prophets over the cliff?” -Gary DeMar

They have sold our future for a mess of prophetic pottage at the expense of our children’s heritage which God will not bless.

As R. J. Rushdoony said, “We must delight in the anticipation of a godly order. We must also do it in fear of the consequences if we do not. Either we work
to establish Christian order or we will go down into the hell of total statism.”

“Raise your children as generals in the Lord’s army. Give your children a long-term vision. It stands as a continual reminder of family fruitfulness...Give your children a two hundred year plan so their vision does not die with you..." ~Geoff Botkin

We are about raising kingdom driven children that are purposeful, know where they are going, dominion oriented whose lives are joyful, fruitful, blessed, and are steered by the word of God. They pass on their legacy to their children so that their children are not part of the apostasy of covenant-breaking people that are hopeless, purposeless, without direction.

Do not fear humanist men who build up their empires and they fall down, but God’s kingdom grows and covers the earth. He liberates man internally and externally. He changes the heart which changes the family, which changes the culture, and ultimately the world.

When we are faithful to God, we shine out like stars in the universe. As Paul Jehle stated: "Good works are contagious."

We’re here to define the culture, not be defined by the culture.

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Rebecca & Steven's WCWC Photos


"The future belongs to you,
because the future belongs to God.”
-Gary DeMar


Kevin Swanson, Brian Abshire and Gary DeMar


The Virginia Reel

The Pacific Beach

A grandmother in the faith.

"...But let all those that put their trust in thee rejoice:
let them ever shout for joy,
because thou defendest them:
let them also that love thy name be joyful in thee."
-Psalm 5:11


Luke, Melody, Melody and Peter Bringe

Excerpt from Peter's blog For Christ’s Kingdom
“Think! Think deep thoughts. Think good thoughts.
Think with fear and trembling before
Almighty God who is great and awesome!
Think with the love of the Triune God
who has saved His people with grace unfathomable!”
"Great are the works of the Lord,
studied by all who delight in them."
Psalm 111:2







We highly recommend Kevin Swanson's book
The Second Mayflower
and his radio show Generations with Vision




"The ungodly live for the present; 
the godly live for the future." 
~Gary DeMar
Dinah, Rebecca and Melody

The discussion gets intense.



Monday, May 4, 2009

God & Government

To obey Romans 13 is to call our civil officials to uphold their oath of office, an oath that nearly everyone all of them took by affirming “So help me God!” Once a civil ruler takes political office, he has the “power of the sword,” that is, he has civil authority and the claim of governmental legitimacy to enforce the law by the use of civil sanctions. By not limiting the power of civil government with our voices and votes, we give a free hand to officials to act independent of any human restraint to tax our income at any level, confiscate our property, send our children to war, and even to kill us if a crime is deemed egregious enough. And who gets to determine what constitutes a crime? Civil rulers alone unless they are held accountable for their actions by the electorate, but only an informed electorate is in the position to act as a brake on the unbridled power of the State.

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Saturday, November 15, 2008

Unity and Diversity Forum - Nov 21-22

A Great Event in the Sacramento Area

Gary DeMar is coming in from Atlanta, Georgia on Friday afternoon. He is world class. The event is free. They will take an offering. Eschatology, our understanding of the Bible, tells whether we are optimistic or pessimistic about the future of Christianity in the world. Don't miss this dynamic opportunity to hear both sides present their perspective! Register Now! ~ Lance

Four distinct Bible scholars are coming together, Gary DeMar, Barry E. Horner, Thomas Schreiner, and David M. VanDrunen, to discuss how Christians may disagree and still be united over issues of Infant Baptism, Believer's Baptism, Eschataology, and Evangelical Feminism vs. Complementarianism. Each has a unique perspective and will help us learn and grow in Christ.

To find out more about this event please Download the PDF Brochure

This Special event will be located at:
Woodland Bible Church
433 California Street
Woodland, CA 95695

Schedule

Nov 21 2008
7:00pm - Forum: Thomas Schreiner and David VanDrunen
7-9pm

Nov 22 2008
8:30am - Presentation: Thomas Schreiner
9:30am - Forum: Gary DeMar and Barry Horner
1:00pm - Presentation: Gary DeMar
2:15pm - Presentation: Barry Horner
3:15pm - Closing Thoughts: Ron Poarch

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

From Gary DeMar's 40th High School Reunion

Forty years seems like a long time, but they’ve passed quickly. If you’re in your teens and reading this, here’s bit of advice: Don’t procrastinate . . . challenge yourself . . . never under estimate your latent talents and gifts . . . remember that power is perfected in weakness (2 Cor. 12:9-10) . . . make lots of the right kind of friends (Prov. 18:24)[2] . . . view adversities and obstacles as opportunities . . . listen to people who have failed and didn’t let failure defeat them . . . never rest on your laurels because they are as fleeting as the years...

Looking back over 40 years forces you to do a lot of thinking. I wished I gotten to know my classmates better. High school is such an awkward time filled with insecurities, and we cope with them in any number of ways. It’s a shame that we let these get in the way of establishing deep and lasting friendships at a young age. By the time we figure this out, we become different people with our own children in tow. These are the foibles of youth that we hope our children and grandchildren will not experience. But they will make similar mistakes, and that’s what life is all about. We become the people we are by working through the complexities, even the tragedies of life. Those who don’t understand these things live incomplete and miserable lives.