Comments for Lutheran Campus Ministry London http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog young adult scholars Sat, 05 Jun 2010 05:52:14 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 Comment on Ten Indictments offered to Pastors and Evangelists by an Evangelist by JassiMostru http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=70&cpage=1#comment-429 JassiMostru Sat, 05 Jun 2010 05:52:14 +0000 http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=70#comment-429 Hi Very nice and interesting story. Hi
Very nice and interesting story.

]]> Comment on SUMMER ALPHA COURSE by admin http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=33&cpage=1#comment-255 admin Fri, 18 Dec 2009 14:28:27 +0000 http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=33#comment-255 As I look outside and see some white stuff on the ground I think that I should inform you that the summer Alpha is done for this year. It was great fun and comfortable in our air-conditioned house. Let's do it again!! As I look outside and see some white stuff on the ground I think that I should inform you that the summer Alpha is done for this year.
It was great fun and comfortable in our air-conditioned house.
Let’s do it again!!

]]> Comment on Alpha Soup and Sandwiche Lunch Program by admin http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=81&cpage=1#comment-254 admin Fri, 18 Dec 2009 14:25:58 +0000 http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=81#comment-254 This program is now over. If you are interested in doing this again during the winter session contact us. This program is now over. If you are interested in doing this again during the winter session contact us.

]]> Comment on Ten Indictments offered to Pastors and Evangelists by an Evangelist by Dwight Upton http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=70&cpage=1#comment-135 Dwight Upton Fri, 11 Sep 2009 18:38:44 +0000 http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=70#comment-135 I opened the above comment with a very poorly written sentence which I had not intended to post. For the record, I have not heard any false gospel preached in the ELCIC congregations which I have attended. I sincerely do apologize for that. I opened the above comment with a very poorly written sentence which I had not intended to post. For the record, I have not heard any false gospel preached in the ELCIC congregations which I have attended.
I sincerely do apologize for that.

]]> Comment on Room Rentals for Students by Dwight Upton http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=76&cpage=1#comment-124 Dwight Upton Thu, 03 Sep 2009 12:03:05 +0000 http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=76#comment-124 Luther House is now fully occupied. We will have a room available for January, 2010 Luther House is now fully occupied. We will have a room available for January, 2010

]]> Comment on Ten Indictments offered to Pastors and Evangelists by an Evangelist by Dwight Upton http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=70&cpage=1#comment-100 Dwight Upton Mon, 27 Jul 2009 11:00:19 +0000 http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=70#comment-100 I am concerned about the teachings of false gospel by my church and her leaders. The most memorable is from a pastor who is not convinced of the "crucifixion" as told in the Bible. Another professes "baptism is not necessary". Another is that by telling the story of five beads of different colours and asking the listener to say "yes" to accepting Christ, without knowing who Christ is, is sufficient to be saved. No further teaching is offered but you do get a walking or yard stick which proves that the individual is saved. I have also been told by a pastor that he believed all good men would go to heaven. It is not necessary to be a Christian. Apparently there is no need to "repent and be saved". In twenty plus years of sitting in my church, I have not heard preaching on the "Ten Commandments". What would my Bible look like if I were to use "white-out" to eliminate passages which are not acceptable to me today or which may cause people to be uncomfortable? How comfortable will I be for all eternity? The biologist, Richard Dawkins, has concluded by studying his Bible and listening to the teachings of church leaders that "there probably is no God". So who believes in the content of the Bible? The archaeologist believes in the Bible. How else would he know where to dig for ancient cities and artifacts? The medical doctors believe in the Bible to prove basic medical practices. The courts of justice believe in the Bible as precedent and guidance for law. The universities in which these learned people studied were created by believers of the Bible but now do not allow reference to the Bible. Is the Church passing the same edict? I am reminded of the teachings of the gospel lessons by my grand-father and by my father. They left nothing out. I can imagine their admonitions about the current teachings of this generation of the church. I have read “The Letter of Paul to the Galations”. Does it pertain to the Church and the people of today? I have listened to the following two hour sermon presented in the link below and ask that you do the same. I hear Christ, the apostles, Luther, my father and grandfather, his father and my own thoughts in it. www.tenindictments.com Yours in God's word, Dwight Upton I am concerned about the teachings of false gospel by my church and her leaders.
The most memorable is from a pastor who is not convinced of the “crucifixion” as told in the Bible. Another professes “baptism is not necessary”. Another is that by telling the story of five beads of different colours and asking the listener to say “yes” to accepting Christ, without knowing who Christ is, is sufficient to be saved. No further teaching is offered but you do get a walking or yard stick which proves that the individual is saved.
I have also been told by a pastor that he believed all good men would go to heaven. It is not necessary to be a Christian. Apparently there is no need to “repent and be saved”. In twenty plus years of sitting in my church, I have not heard preaching on the “Ten Commandments”.
What would my Bible look like if I were to use “white-out” to eliminate passages which are not acceptable to me today or which may cause people to be uncomfortable?
How comfortable will I be for all eternity?

The biologist, Richard Dawkins, has concluded by studying his Bible and listening to the teachings of church leaders that “there probably is no God”.
So who believes in the content of the Bible?
The archaeologist believes in the Bible. How else would he know where to dig for ancient cities and artifacts? The medical doctors believe in the Bible to prove basic medical practices. The courts of justice believe in the Bible as precedent and guidance for law. The universities in which these learned people studied were created by believers of the Bible but now do not allow reference to the Bible.
Is the Church passing the same edict?

I am reminded of the teachings of the gospel lessons by my grand-father and by my father. They left nothing out. I can imagine their admonitions about the current teachings of this generation of the church. I have read “The Letter of Paul to the Galations”. Does it pertain to the Church and the people of today?

I have listened to the following two hour sermon presented in the link below and ask that you do the same. I hear Christ, the apostles, Luther, my father and grandfather, his father and my own thoughts in it. http://www.tenindictments.com

Yours in God’s word,
Dwight Upton

]]> Comment on Let’s Celebrate by David Andres http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=23&cpage=1#comment-25 David Andres Thu, 14 May 2009 14:44:51 +0000 http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=23#comment-25 See you all then See you all then

]]> Comment on February 7, 2009 It’s Up! by David Andres http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=8&cpage=1#comment-4 David Andres Sun, 15 Feb 2009 14:11:31 +0000 http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=8#comment-4 It is a great web site, I am impressed. Let's hear more from you. It is a great web site, I am impressed. Let’s hear more from you.

]]> Comment on Was It Creation or Evolution? by Dwight http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-3 Dwight Sun, 08 Feb 2009 14:00:24 +0000 http://www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com/blog/?p=11#comment-3 The tug of war between atheists and theists, the discussions about evolution (Darwinism) and Creation (God did it ism) can be very entertaining. The constant search for truth and knowledge, I think, is because man/woman has been deprived of "the fruit of the tree of knowledge" and instead has been infected with the seed of doubt. Despite the wonderful dialogue between the two groups I prefer my "faith" as it allows me to observe the teeter-totter exchanges from my vantage point with Christ at the pivotal center. I recently watched this Veritas Forum presentation. You may enjoy it too. http://www.veritas.org/media/presenters/278 The tug of war between atheists and theists, the discussions about evolution (Darwinism) and Creation (God did it ism) can be very entertaining. The constant search for truth and knowledge, I think, is because man/woman has been deprived of “the fruit of the tree of knowledge” and instead has been infected with the seed of doubt.
Despite the wonderful dialogue between the two groups I prefer my “faith” as it allows me to observe the teeter-totter exchanges from my vantage point with Christ at the pivotal center.
I recently watched this Veritas Forum presentation. You may enjoy it too. http://www.veritas.org/media/presenters/278

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