Yearly Archives: 2014

The Ten Commandments of Progressive Racialism

Sadly, racialism in America is producing a widening divide in our country and it would appear that many politicians, along with the mainstream media, enthusiastically promulgate this disease. The reader should note that by using the term racialism I am … Continue reading

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The Dixie Classic Fair & TV–They Just Go Together

In an unusual matter of providence, our family has managed to be in front of the TV camera twice for the sake of the Dixie Classic Fair. The first video was a scheduled interview and the second is a random … Continue reading

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The Priority and Purpose of the Church–Mark 12:28-31–Circa 1999

My dear bride of 28 years recently uncovered some old sermon tapes from my earlier years in pastoral ministry and played several of them. Hearing these old messages from the past has been a strange form of nostalgia, especially in … Continue reading

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Altar to an Unknown Love: Rob Bell, C.S. Lewis, and the Legacy of the Art and Thought of Man

eBook and paperback – available at amazon.com – For more information go to: ataul.thearmoury.org 2 Timothy 3:1,4: “In the last days…men will be…lovers of hedonism [φιλήδονοι]…” For centuries, the world of professing Christendom has faced countless contests regarding the nature … Continue reading

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Victoria Osteen and “Christian Hedonism”

Victoria Osteen’s dark moment of honesty before a watching world has generated much buzz and discussion lately. However, one must wonder why there is so much surprise in this – she has simply admitted to the very core of her … Continue reading

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The Bitter-Sweet Lessons of Divine Providence

Last month I stumbled upon some sad and difficult news, the likes of which I will not describe in detail, but will only say that it involves a church in the northern Midwest. I heard about this news via a … Continue reading

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Does Paul “Invite” or “Anticipate” Human Reason?

One of the most interesting aspects of the Apostle Paul’s pedagogical methodology is his frequent use of staged questions which come from the vantage point of human reasoning. The book of Romans is filled with such a trail of staged … Continue reading

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Book Review: Covenant Theology–A Baptist Distinctive

Covenant Theology – A Baptist Distinctive: Edited by Earl M. Blackburn with contributions by Walter J. Chantry, Ken Fryer, Fred A. Malone, Kenneth Puls, and Justin Taylor (Solid Ground Christian Books, Birmingham, Alabama 2012) 164 pages. Simply put, Covenant Theology … Continue reading

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Why Miykael?

Why does my blog bear the name www.miykael.com? For one simple reason – my name, Michael, is a Hebrew name and is spelled Miykael in its original, Hebraic form. Throughout my youth, I thought nothing of my name and knew … Continue reading

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“Friends” from Facebook (Repost from 2009)

This is a repost from 2009 on The Armoury – http://www.thearmoury.org/2009/11/friends-from-facebook.html A Grouchy Disclaimer Regarding Facebook:  Some time ago I received an e-request to sign-up for the popular website called Facebook.  This was initiated by someone that I know personally, … Continue reading

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