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Final Word to Critics of the SBC and Advocates for Women in the Pulpit

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  There has been an outpouring of liberal gobbledygook and unbiblical misrepresentation from unbelievers in relation to the recent decision of the Southern Baptist Convention to officially restrict the role of pastor to men. The word "officially" is crucial here. Because what the SBC did was not to create new doctrine, as some charge, but to affirm what the word of God says. For me, the issue was put to bed when the charge was first made, which really means that it was never an issue among Sola Fide, reformed Christians to begin with. For those few self-proclaiming Christians who still cannot quite bring themselves to submit to the entirety of God's word, I offer this final bit of godly agreement with the SBC's decision. I pray that you will be convinced and convicted. If not, then I will shake the dust off my feet and leave your house.
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I NEITHER ENDORSE OR OPPOSE THIS GROUP. I just liked this post on Facebook.
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A "Secular" Government in Iran. What it might really mean.

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Because I was (am) concerned about the likelihood of any sustainable, new "secular" government in Iran, I posed the following question to Gemini AI. I found the answer quite interesting, and thought to share it with the world. 
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VALENTINE'S DAY IS COMING UP...
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The Only Companies Still Clinging to DEI Programs

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There used to be (and still is, as far as I know), an old saying: "The only companies with Unions are those that deserve them." It seems to me that the equivalent in today's organizations would be this: "The only companies that still have DEI programs and initiatives, are those that need them."
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A Historical Bedtime Story for Progressive, Liberal, Socialist Democrats: The National Guard, Martial Law and Military Tribunals in a Small Texas Town in 1929

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  DEAR PROGRESSIVE, LIBERAL, SOCIALIST DEMOCRATS: Please Read the Following, then try to connect this story to your personal political rendition of "keeping the law." "In the late 1920's the Texas Rangers and the Texas National Guard were deployed to Borger, Texas. The Texas Rangers acted as a paramilitary police force, raiding gambling halls, destroying stills, and arresting fugitives, but they could not fully uproot the entrenched corruption in the local government and police force. When the violence climaxed with the assassination of District Attorney John A. Holmes on September 18, 1929, Governor Dan Moody escalated the response by sending in what has been described as a "full military occupation force," consisting mostly of the Texas National Guard. Martial Law was declared. Under martial law, the National Guard effectively took over the town. They disarmed local deputies, forced the resignation of the corrupt mayor and police chief, and established a ...
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THIS ONE HITS CLOSE TO HOME. I was relieved to discover that given the opportunity to steal $450 million of federal taxpayer dollars, the Houston-Galveston Area Council (HGAC) decided to steal "only" $25 million to purchase new busses for the city of The Woodlands. And only then because the HGAC slush fund might be in jeopardy if they did not do something—anything!—with some of the slush-fund money. So, the HGAC has accumulated unspent Federal funds to the tune of nearly 1/2 of a BILLION dollars, and their biggest worry is how to hold on to it, because they obviously don't really need it, but they will not, or cannot, give it back. Now, this is just one slush fund from one Federal agency in one American City. Multiply that by slush funds for dozens of other government agencies and programs and it all adds up to a tidy sum of Swamp-bucks. Altogether, these DOT slush funds alone across the country must add up to tens of billions of dollars (probably more). Where is DOGE whe...
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