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A La Carte (May 9)

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“I Feel Super Great About Having an Abortion” – Al Mohler: “Emily Letts is a 25-year-old abortion counselor at the Cherry Hill Women’s Center in New Jersey whose video has gone viral. These days, videos go viral on a daily basis, and most are soon forgotten. But not this one. Emily Letts decided to make a video about her own abortion, and the result is one of the most disturbing video messages ever presented to public view…”

Secrets Mothers Know – Here are a few secrets that every mother knows.

Oneness Pentecostalism: An Analysis – Yesterday I wrote about T.D. Jakes who is associated with Modalism and Oneness Pentecostalism. Just a few days ago Fred Sanders wrote a helpful article on it.

Spurgeon and His Critics – Vance Christie writes about a couple of times Charles Spurgeon had to respond to critics.

How Net Neutrality Might Look – We are hearing about Net neutrality these days. Here’s a look at what it means and why it matters.

The Jesus’ Wife Fragment Hoax – This is hardly shocking, but the Jesus’ Wife fragment has been proven a hoax.

The Bible Says – Darryl Dash looks at a recent Andy Stanley talk and provides some helpful reflections.

Washer

The Gospel does not call us to receive Christ as an addition to our life, but as our life.

—Paul Washer

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