The an email to Lynn at issues ETC.org and we'll let you know if space becomes available.

Making the case Friday, July 12th and Saturday July 13th at Concordia University Chicago, Lynn at issues ETC.org L Y N at issues ETC.org.

The bottom line is that Americans are having more difficulty I think finding love

getting married and having children. Everybody kind of has this mentality

right now where I call it Tik-Tok theology, where someone can

take 20 seconds to quote-unquote debunk some kind of aspect of historic Christianity, and

because we've been trained to have such short attention spans we just move on

and then sort of just absorb that and it becomes part of what we think is true

resist that.

Religious liberty is a whole you can't have it just one day a week.

If you don't have it on Monday morning, then you don't have it on Sunday morning either.

And there will come a time when what is prohibited in the workplace will eventually be prohibited in the

sacred realm in the church as well.

To accept the Gospel as an expression of divine love setting aside the elements of the vicarious

satisfaction the authority for Christians in their life of the Ten

Commandments the concrete doctrines of Holy Scripture, and setting these things aside, Christianity

evaporates under a vague concept of love and reconciliation.

Florida, truck drivers, drivers love issues etc.

We know there's something wrong because the ill effects of that appendage that we call the smartphone, especially among the young,

but also among the old two, are undeniable. It has changed the way we think, maybe even rewired our brains and the dangers online of course are abundant and multifaceted.

So are some people catching on and should the church have anything to say about cell phones,

smart phones in the hands of children?

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