Without the creeds, we don't stick with the scriptures.

Pastor Timothy Winterstein, author of the issues et cetera, Book of the Month,

Worshiped and Glorified, a study of the Nicene Creed.

What happens when we abandon our Christian confessions and creeds,

that we don't stick with the scriptures, we start deciding sort of for ourselves,

what we're going to keep and what we're going to give up.

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The notion that rights don't come from laws and don't come from the government, but come from the creator, that's what the Iranian government believes.

These rights are inalienable. Now why? Because they come not from the government but from God.

If the government creates our rights, it can take them away.

So the best thing we can do is to richly emphasize and celebrate the natural human family,

that marriage between one man and one woman is good, that children are a great blessing.

The sin of worry is ultimately the sin that God is not going to do my will.

That's what worry is. Iowa State University computer science graduates love issues, etc.

I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that.

We often talk about proclaiming the gospel or witnessing to the gospel or evangelizing as

speaking only the gospel. And it's good to have a simple statement of the gospel in hand

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