Ronnie W. Rogers

The Compatibility of Genesis One and Two

By Ronnie W. Rogers / March 6, 2007 / Comments Off on The Compatibility of Genesis One and Two

Recently, The Roundtable in Theology at Trinity Baptist Church demonstrated how antagonists compare Genesis chapter one with chapter two and as a result, portray Genesis one as mere poetry, fiction, or myth–anything but historical prose. At times this contradictory relationship is due to simply misunderstanding the nature of Genesis one and two, but often it…

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Can a Christian Have a Tattoo?

By Ronnie W. Rogers / February 22, 2007 / Comments Off on Can a Christian Have a Tattoo?

I was recently asked about tattoos, and I must say that this is not the first time. It seems that tattoos can be found on almost every kind of person today regardless of sex, race, social status, or faith. The sheer prevalence of tattoos makes them an issue that Christians cannot ignore. Read the following…

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Age of Accountability: Fact or Fiction

By Ronnie W. Rogers / February 19, 2007 / Comments Off on Age of Accountability: Fact or Fiction

The question of what happens to children when they die before being saved by faith in Jesus Christ has been a question that has been raised and debated for centuries. However, when someone has a child die, it needs to be answered, and I believe it can be. Age of Accountability: Fact or Fiction

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Bibliography for Intelligent Design, Creation and Evolution

By Ronnie W. Rogers / February 7, 2007 / Comments Off on Bibliography for Intelligent Design, Creation and Evolution

I have enclosed a preliminary list of books and websites in order to help you understand some of the most salient arguments for ID, Creation Science and the Genesis account. These resources will expose some of the most glaring and problematic inadequacies of the theory of Evolution. Unfortunately, these inadequacies are routinely glossed over or…

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Sovereignty and Free Will

By Ronnie W. Rogers / February 2, 2007 / Comments Off on Sovereignty and Free Will

I am often asked about the co-existence of God’s sovereignty and man’s free choice. Recently, I briefly answered a couple of questions regarding this. See the article below. microsoft-word-sovereignty-free-will-question-2-2-07.pdf

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Marriage for Life

By Ronnie W. Rogers / January 29, 2007 / Comments Off on Marriage for Life

The Bible is very clear about God’s design for marriage being one man and one woman married for life. Unfortunately, divorce is not only rampant in our culture, but it is quite prevalent in our churches. At Trinity, the elders became increasingly burdened over the problem of some Christian marriages failing to thrive and situations…

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Making Christians Relevant to the Work of The Kingdom

By Ronnie W. Rogers / January 24, 2007 / Comments Off on Making Christians Relevant to the Work of The Kingdom

The ministry of the local church is being undermined by well-intentioned pastors and Christians who fail to understand the essential need for maturing Christians through the teaching of the Scripture or either they are unwilling to stay committed to the somewhat unglamorous task. This lack of commitment to maturing believers, for which shepherds were given…

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The Pastor and His Marriage

By Ronnie W. Rogers / December 20, 2006 / Comments Off on The Pastor and His Marriage

The role of a pastor is critical in God’s plan for the local church; consequently, his qualifications are paramount when considering who is qualified to serve as pastor and who is disqualified. While several characteristics are necessary for a man to be eligible to serve as a pastor, none seem to garner as much attention…

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Education Resources

By Ronnie W. Rogers / December 16, 2006 / Comments Off on Education Resources

Some good resources on understanding public education.

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Does the Existence of God Undermine Science?

By Ronnie W. Rogers / December 16, 2006 / Comments Off on Does the Existence of God Undermine Science?

A friend of mine was in a position of bringing philosophers, theologians, and scientists together.  He heard arguments from evolutionary scientists arguing that the mere possible existence of God undermined science.  He wrote William Dembski and me for a response.

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