Category Archives: thoughts

What’s behind Catholic Diocese lawsuit against the State?

Posted on May 30, 2009 by Nick

In today’s Courant, Dave Altimari has a good background piece explaining the Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport’s lawsuit against the State of Connecticut. In March, more than 4,000 Catholics descended on the Capitol to protest Bill 1098, which proposed having lay … Continue reading →

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The myth of “doing it for the children”

Posted on May 19, 2009 by Nick

The alarmingly clear-thinking Mark Steyn wants us to wake up, and fast, skewering us for becoming Europeans: Every Democrat running for election tells you they want to do this or that “for the children.” If America really wanted to do … Continue reading →

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John Paul Jackson updates “Perfect Storm” message

Posted on May 1, 2009 by Nick

Prophetic minister John Paul Jackson has updated his Perfect Storm video in the above clip. The original can be viewed here.

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Why we have to screen comments

Posted on March 15, 2009 by Nick

On the Internet, people can say anything about anybody.  Sadly, and to our shame, this is often true even in Christian circles. From time to time we receive comments about professing Christians which, were I to publish them, would subject … Continue reading →

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John Rankin: Connecticut’s man on Mars Hill

Posted on January 25, 2009 by Nick

I’m happy to see that John Rankin is blogging more actively these days. John is the President of the Theological Education Institute (a great resource) and is one of the smartest – and nicest – people you are likely to … Continue reading →

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Roe + 36

Posted on January 24, 2009 by Nick

Thirty-six years into this quiet holocaust even the blind are now coming to see that society has been drinking hemlock in the guise of champagne.  America and the West have been toasting themselves and congratulating themselves on being rid of … Continue reading →

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Demographic Winter hits Connecticut

Posted on January 21, 2009 by Nick

Biting like the winter chill that brought the mercury down to -7 F here in Western Connecticut the other morning, Demographic Winter – the coming population collapse – is hitting Connecticut. We’ve written about this before (see post here) and … Continue reading →

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When you vandalize a church, make sure you get the right one!

Posted on January 6, 2009 by Nick

I actually couldn’t help laughing when I read about this – and I’m a pastor! In the fight to defend traditional values this story pretty much tells you how we got to where we are today. After unknown persons, probably … Continue reading →

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Did protestor say there was no point in Jews having survived Holocaust?

Posted on January 3, 2009 by Nick

The following video shows protesters in Hartford, mostly supporting Hamas if we are to judge by appearances. What is truly appalling is the reaction of a woman (named Levy, no less) who apparently says there was no point in Jews … Continue reading →

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Straight talk about straight marriage

Posted on January 1, 2009 by Nick

Recommended to kick off your new year: some arguments for heterosexual marriage which are not religiously based. After all, some like to say that all truth is God’s truth; therefore, there must be some non-religious way to explain why marriage … Continue reading →

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