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5/1/13 3:43 PM Pastor Chuck O'Neal  from Beaverton, Oregon    • Add new comment Sermon: Law & Gospel at Lovejoy Abortion Clinic Chuck O'Neal 2 comments “ Charles Spurgeon on the Law & Gospel ” "There is no healing a man till the law has wounded him, no making him alive till the law has slain him" -Charles Spurgeon 4/28/13 1:59 AM Pastor Chuck O'Neal  from Beaverton, Oregon    • Add new comment Sermon: Law & Gospel at Lovejoy Abortion Clinic Chuck O'Neal 2 comments “ George Whitefield on preaching ” "It is a poor sermon that gives no offense; that neither makes the hearer displeased with himself nor with the preacher" ~George Whitefield 4/17/13 12:04 AM Tonya  from OR    • Add new comment Weblog: Julie Anne Smith's Destructive Cyberbully... 3 comments Thank you, Don and Michelle Miller, for having Julie Anne Smith into your home, and for sitting by her on your couch supporting her during one of her multiple interviews where she is slandering and lying about my husband. Something you both were very busy doing the entire time you were at our church. Your public union with Julie Anne has been useful many times in explaining to others the kind of divisive behavior you so often displayed,and will continue to be in the future. See blog: Julie Anne Smith Lied to the Press http://wp.me/p2YEp0-F 4/6/13 7:46 PM Just Another Saint  from Pacific Northwest    • Add new comment Weblog: Julie Anne Smith's Destructive Cyberbully... 3 comments Per Wikipedia: “Cyberbullying may include public actions such as repeated threats, sexual remarks, pejorative labels, or defamatory false accusations, ganging up on a victim by making the person the subject of ridicule in online forumsâ€�. I’ve followed this woman’s public blogging and in my opinion she used sexual remarks against you and your church, pejorative labels, defamatory false accusations and then ganged up on you by making you the subject of ridicule in her online forum devoted to your churches destruction, ALL a textbook case of cyberbullying. This blog recording her church-hating antics will be invaluable to future victims. Although we Christians forgive, we must love others in action and truth as they face persecution. I’m sure Pastor Challies appreciates this blog as well as that poor man and his wife who are the focus of the “JESUSSUEâ€� blog. Demanding people “get their rage upâ€� on a couple and then to “act upon itâ€� is brutal, unthinking cyberbullying. I’ll be praying for their safety. 4/6/13 9:30 AM CJ Forsythe  from USA    • Add new comment Weblog: Failing the Homosexual/Lesbian Gospel Litmus Test... 4 comments What do we do with people who are at different levels of sanctification? We preach the Word to them like Jesus. That Word includes strong, repeated, NEW TESTAMENT, instruction about sins of all types. Some of these sins are mentioned more than others due to their destructive nature. Sexual sin is one of them. And yes, people are fallen and struggle with temptations of all kinds. But a failure to preach the Word clearly, concisely, thoroughly will result in people who “just aren’t bothered by that particular sinâ€�, even those God mentions over and over (sexual sins). Repentant people when tempted wrestle privately due to their new shame God has given them about their sin. Unrepentant people don’t have that gift from God yet and need to hear the Word about that sin. Bold, comfortable sinning should prompt the minister to reevaluate his preaching, not reevaluate the Holy Spirit. To then say the Holy Spirit has changed and clearly FORBIDDEN BY GOD IN THE NEW TESTAMENT, life-destroying sins are now akin to Israel’s shellfish restrictions is bizarre. 4/6/13 9:00 AM CJ Forsythe  from USA    • Add new comment Weblog: Failing the Homosexual/Lesbian Gospel Litmus Test... 2 comments Since we know faith comes by HEARING the Word of God (Romans 10:17) and we know the Holy Spirit will convict the conscience of sin after this hearing (John 16:8), rather than lecturing the Church these men should take a moment and look at their ministering skills. Have they delivered the Word on these topics? Are the unrepentant people unrepentant because of the silence of these “pastorsâ€�? Or worse, is sin being “celebratedâ€�? If I had a church full of prostitutes, I would be rejoicing that they came to hear the Word, but they would hear what the Word says about being identified by the glaring sin that enslaves them. If they were still unmoved, they would be earnestly WARNED of their eternallity in that place of torment. Their complacency and comfort in their glaring sin would be a sign of my failure as a minister of the Word. To make a bizarre comparison of Israel’s Old Testament dietary law to CLEAR, often repeated New Testament commands regarding sexuality, is almost laughable. But penning a blog demanding that God’s clear, concise Word and His Holy Spirit be “reimaginedâ€� to compensate for their ministerial failures is a sad sign of the times. 4/5/13 5:02 PM Pastor Chuck O'Neal  from Beaverton, Oregon    • Add new comment Weblog: Julie Anne Smith's Destructive Cyberbully... 3 comments Pastor Tim Challies ran afoul of Julie Anne Smith and her destructive slander-blogging friends. Here is the article he wrote in response on 4/3/13, In the Crosshairs of the Discernment Bloggers. http://www.challies.com/articles/in-the-crosshairs-of-the-discernment-bloggers 4/3/13 8:30 PM Marian    • Add new comment Weblog: Failing the Homosexual/Lesbian Gospel Litmus Test... 4 comments I just got into a discussion with a young man on FB over this very issue. He claims to be “well-versed in the Bibleâ€� and used the shellfish argument with me as well. Sadly though, this young man does not by his own admission believe in the inerrancy of the Holy Scripture. He said it was “WRITTEN BY MAN IMPERFECTLY TRANSLATING THE WORD OF GOD.â€� And therefore cannot be trusted. He also sited the story of Sodom and Gomorrah as a parable, not an actual event. He said, “Unless you can find me the scripture that explicitly defines marriage as one man and one woman you will continue to be a bigot who uses religion incorrectly to justify their intolerance.â€� Interestingly I have heard these same arguments from my Atheist nephew. I agree with you, Pastor Chuck that 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 is clear about what it is teaching. Why would anyone, especially a pastor, want to exclude gay people from that list, to repent of their sin? Because it is unpopular or they are afraid of being called a bigot, when an eternal soul is at stake? That is not loving or even sensible in light of 1 Corinthians 1:18… how can we who know the truth keep silent? 4/3/13 5:48 PM Pastor Chuck O'Neal  from Beaverton, Oregon    • Add new comment Weblog: Failing the Homosexual/Lesbian Gospel Litmus Test... 4 comments Hello Todd, I see what you are saying, but Jeff Cook isn’t merely talking about an ongoing Sanctification process that we might debate over. He goes on to suggest that we abandon the concept that homosexuals and lesbians need to repent at all. He suggests that we should view homosexuality and lesbianism like OT dietary restrictions for shell fish that simply didn’t apply to the new Gentile believers in the early church. He is clearly encouraging us to entertain homosexuals and lesbians coming as they are and staying as they are, as being the new wave of the new work of the Holy Spirit that overrides what God’s Word so clearly says (1 Cor. 6:9-11). Thanks, Chuck 4/3/13 5:47 PM Pastor Chuck O'Neal  from Beaverton, Oregon    • Add new comment Weblog: Failing the Homosexual/Lesbian Gospel Litmus Test... 4 comments TODD RESPONDS: You ask, “Is she a lesbian woman or is she a born again woman?â€� Does being born again mean you are instantly not a lesbian? Or a sluggard, or a liar, or a glutton, or abuse alcohol, or smoke a pipe? We are all new creations when we accept Christ. But sanctification takes time. And we still struggle. The question is… what do we do with people who are at different levels of sanctification? That’s what he’s trying to address. He’s saying that he’s seen remarkable progress in her journey… but that progress has not yet reached her sexuality. See very possible to me from people I’ve watched. Sometimes it takes time and is not instantaneous. Todd 4/3/13 4:46 PM Todd Rhoades    • Add new comment Weblog: Failing the Homosexual/Lesbian Gospel Litmus Test... 2 comments Todd Rhoades repsonded: Chuck, Did you even read the article? It didn’t sound like it. I believe homosexuality is a sin as well. But the questions asked are valid. Todd 3/28/13 7:57 PM Pastor Chuck O'Neal  from Beaverton, Oregon    • Add new comment Sermon: Beware of Pope & Popish Doctrine Chuck O'Neal 1 comment “ rebels justifying & defending apostasy ” Well reasoned and flowery justifications and defenses for apostasy and apostates based upon personal experience will wear thin on that Day in which we all must give an account. Gal 1:6-9, 2 John 10-11, and Jude 3 cry out against such folly with absolute clarity and infinite authority. How dare any man or woman open their foul mouth or put their foul fingers to the keyboard to speak against God's eternal Word. The Word of God judges their defense of apostasy now and the God of the Word will judge them when they stand before His throne if they do not repent. Those who Love the Lord Jesus, His Gospel, and lost sinners will happily stand with Jeremiah and Spurgeon against all those who cry "Peace, peace! When there is no peace" (Jer. 6:14). 3/22/13 2:55 PM Pastor Chuck O'Neal  from Beaverton, Oregon    • Add new comment Weblog: Renounced, NOT Revoked -Part 1 10 comments Thank you for making some great points Margaret. Ed Chapman is a long time, faithful follower of Julie Anne Smith. In answer to Ed's question, MATTHEW HENRY (CHARLES SPURGEON’S FAVORITE BIBLE COMMENTATOR), JOHN CALVIN, AND ALBERT BARNES support me, my family, and our church in a just defense against vicious criminal accusations vindictively made by the close friends of Don Miller (see http://wp.me/p2YEp0-54), a fired former staff member. These heavy weight pastor/theologians stand firmly with us against the evil assault of Christ's church and our families. Here is Matthew Henry's commentary on 1 Cor. 6, “Here is at least an intimation that they went to law for trivial matters, things of little value; for the apostle blames them that they did not suffer wrong rather than go to law (v. 7), which must be understood of matters not very important. In matters of great damage to ourselves or families, we may use lawful means to right ourselves. We are not bound to sit down and suffer the injury tamely, without stirring for our own relief; but, in matters of small consequence, it is better to put up with the wrong. Christians should be of a forgiving temper. And it is more for their ease and honor to suffer small injuries and inconveniences than seem to be contentious.â€� 3/22/13 10:50 AM Margaret  from California    • Add new comment Weblog: Renounced, NOT Revoked -Part 1 10 comments Mr. Chapman, I believe you could find hundreds if not thousands of Pastors who would strongly denounce ALL papal acts against Christ (such as offering up the daily sacrifice of mass as justification for sins). A quick search on this website alone yields numerous sermons on this very topic. No matter how illustrious a man may be in his organization, if he starts to slide into heresy (Mr. Shoemaker), it is a Christ-obeying Pastor’s duty to rebuke him. Again, I commend Mr. O’Neal for his stand here, despite it costing him the FGBC’s censure. It’s obvious to me the lawsuit was a convenient excuse to oust O’Neal for his Christ-honoring standards now distasteful to ecumenical groups. This happens all the time in compromised organizations. Additionally, our faith should never be the product of group think. We should aim to please Christ alone. Remember Noah? How many supported his ark building? And if I practiced DARING people to do something, I might dare you to name one leader in Noah’s day that supported him. 3/20/13 7:44 PM Eliza Beth  from Portland    • Add new comment Weblog: Rob Bell Proves His Apostasy -pronounces death of... 1 comment It's so hateful not to share the truth of God's Word with homosexuals just to be cool. They will hate Mr. Bell when their eternal torment begins when their precious lives come to an end. Thanks for loving HOMOSEXUAL & HETEROSEXUAL sinners enough to speak the truth. You'll probably be hated for it! 3/19/13 7:54 PM Patty  from Oregon    • Add new comment Weblog: Don Shoemaker's Apostate Ash Wednesday 1 comment It seems to be all the rage these days for supposedly "prominent Evangelical" leaders to join in with all the pope worshiping going on. Luis Palau, Rick Warren, and Don Shoemaker - all having no problem whatsoever with Catholic heresy. Mr.Shoemaker closes this article with Is.61:3 - conveniently bypassing the previous verse of "the day of vengeance of our God." Our Lord is one day going to pour out His wrath on ALL who oppose Him...which includes Rome. The pope and all he stands for is idolatrous in God's eyes (Ex.20:4-6) Rome worship-pope worship-wafer worship (transubstantiation)-Mary worship-sacramental salvation- is ALL contrary to God's Word. Which apostle ever called himself the "vicar of Christ"? Which apostle ever let someone bow down to them, kiss a ring, or their feet? Which apostle ever said anything about salvation through sacraments? Answer-NONE These "Evangelical leaders" have forgotten that we have a Bible to study because of men like Tyndale and others, who were burned at the stake by the Catholic Church for translating it into English. By affirming the pope and "ash wednesday", Mr.Shoemaker has trampled the Word of God beneath his feet, and shown us all where his allegiance lies - with Rome NOT Christ. 1Timothy 2:5..Only One Mediator ~ Christ! 3/12/13 12:37 AM Ed Chapman  from Seattle    • Add new comment Weblog: Renounced, NOT Revoked -Part 1 10 comments Margaret, You said: "can't believe pastors didn't stick together against such evil." Do you know why other pastors did not stick together with Chuck? Because there isn't a Christian pastor in the whole wide world who agrees with him. I dare you to find one. Just one. Please find me just one. Will one pastor come forward? If you can, then post it all over the place. Ed Chapman 3/3/13 9:34 AM Margaret  from California    • Add new comment Weblog: Renounced, NOT Revoked -Part 1 10 comments It is disgusting to me that Mr. Howell would publish his revoking your credentials on an atheist site like The Wartburg Watch and Spritual Sounding. I've looked at your blog on what Julieanne Smith did and can't believe pastors didn't stick together against such evil. Mr. Howell should be ashamed of his work there. 2/18/13 10:29 PM Liz  from Hillsboro    • Add new comment Weblog: BGBC's New Book Club & A Call to Prayer -J.C. Ryle 1 comment Thank you Brother Derek. J.C. Ryle's book on prayer was a real eye-opener. Thanks for encouraging us to get back to reading great books. I'm going to shut this computer off now and get back to reading! 2/11/13 12:25 PM Pastor Chuck O'Neal  from Beaverton, Oregon    • Add new comment Weblog: FGBC Celebrates Don Shoemaker Speaking at the... 2 comments Don Shoemaker is still being celebrated as a Crystal Cathedral preacher on Grace Connect, an FGBC website at http://graceconnect.us/don-shoemaker-to-preach-sunday-at-crystal-cathedral/

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