Now, I’m not opposed to the emerging church movement. If anything, I think they are healthy for the diversity of the body of Christ, as well as have important lessons and emphases to teach other denominations and styles of non-denominational churches. that being said, they are definitely not without their dangers… theologically, epistemologically, [...]

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This is taken from Mark Driscoll’s post on the Acts 29 blog.

Religion says, if I obey, God will love me. Gospel says, because God loves me, I can obey.
Religion has good people & bad people. Gospel has only repentant and unrepentant people.
Religion values a birth family. Gospel values a new birth.
Religion depends on what I [...]

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While driving through Alabama, I figured it would be a good experience to flip through radio stations in the middle of nowhere… well… near Eufaula. Now, I know some of Bocephus’ (aka Hank Williams Jr) wonderful catalog of music, including “Family Tradition,” but a wonderful little diddy came on while on my drive. The [...]

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Over the next few days I have the exquisite opportunity to attend the International Christian Retail Show put on by CBA. For those who don’t know what it is, and I assume that a vast number of readers here at Drive Through Rain do not, this is the end all be all for anything [...]

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For anyone who knows me, you will probably not be surprised at the results of this quiz.

You scored as Reformed Evangelical, You are a Reformed Evangelical. You take the Bible very seriously because it is God’s Word. You most likely hold to TULIP and are sceptical about the possibilities of universal atonement or resistible grace. [...]

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