Rev. David Stutz's Blog – May 2009 Archive (5)

I was wondering if I may get some input from all of you about The Apostles' Creed.

Some people I speek with about this subject, believe that this Creed only pertains to the Catholic Faith.



"I believe in the Holy Spirit , The Holy Catholic church"



I've been thinking about this for awhile and Im not sure thats right.

The Catholic faith is a denomination on the Christian religion. We that study Theology understand that. The time in biblical history that we see The… Continue

I just bought a new book by Gregory A. Boyd titled "The Myth of a Christian Nation". Gregory is well educated and has written many books on the subjects of Christ and Theology.

My problem with this book is this:

1. The book has a total of 9 chapters 189 pages total. So for the most part it is a small book.



2. The subject of this book is to explain to all of us why he thinks politics and the Church shouldn't be mixed. As in the church should not indorse any political party.… Continue

I received a new book in the mail yesterday. Some time ago I stubbled upon a website that caught my attention. A Lutheran paster was imprisoned for his Faith, and was beaten, starved, and most other unheard of things.
Well, to make along story short, after his release he wrote this book called "Torture for Christ" By Richard Wurmbrand.
Started the first chapter late last night and it's amazing!
I wish all of you have the chance to see this wonderful book.
God bless.....

The weather is nice, Feel great but have set things aside that I shouldn't. Going to work on that.

Today's sermon was everything but boring! Paster Ken preached form the inside of a small boat!

The hole point he was giving use went back to the disciple in the middle of The Sea of Galilee, Where Jesus asked Peter to trust him and step out of the boat. Peter was the only one to put his trust in the Lord.

The point was, A great manny of us say we are followers of Christ but yet we wont leave our comfort zone (our boat) We should surrender ourself to the Lord for he will comfort… Continue