Sermons About Ballantyne
The Shack
What happens when you blend good fiction with a little theology? You get a book like The Shack. The author, William Young, has hit a cord with many in the Christian community causing some to hail The Shack as our generations Pilgrims Progress. He covers everything from the Trinity to forgiveness and so will we as we take a trip to The Shack.
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Expelled
Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed documents the plight of scientists and scholars who dare to question the claims of Darwinian evolution. This message is intended to guide the congregation into the theory of Intelligent Design and how Christ-followers can engage this conversation.
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Are on-line communities like Facebook a bad thing? Or is it a good thing? Or is it both? In this sermon, we look at the redemptive qualities of the phenomenon called Facebook.
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Green
God’s command to fill the earth and subdue it was intended not only as a provision, but also as a responsibility. It is the church with its God mandated commission to be stewards of creation that should be leading the “green” discussion. Unfortunately the church has allowed the world to take control of the agenda of the discussion. Much of the agenda of the “green” movement has elevated those things created on days one through five to a higher value than those created on day six. It is here that Christians need to reassume their rightful place in the discussion, take seriously the charge that we are to be stewards of the environment, with the understanding that while all of creation was declared good by God, only one part was created in his image, and that was man.
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A New Earth
Oprah’s endorsement of Eckert Tolle’s A New Earth has made it not only a New York Times bestseller but created a religious bandwagon that over 2 million people have jumped on. But what’s he saying? What’s so “new” about A New Earth?
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