We are an evangelistic Christian ministry seeking to reach individuals with the gospel of Jesus Christ through evangelism and discipleship. John Rothra is a pastor and evangelist living in Fort Worth, Texas. Currently, he serves as pastor of Union Hill Baptist Church in Alvord, Texas. He holds an MDivBL with an Evangelism & Missions concentration from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and is now working toward a PhD in Evangelism at SWBTS.
By John L. Rothra | March 8, 2010 | Music | 
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For those not familiar with Dave Mustaine, he is the leader of one of the world’s most successful and influential heavy metal bands. Heavy metal has a reputation for evil and darkness, much of it brought on itself. For years, Mustaine would not outright say what he believed, but that changed. While [...]
Brit Hume to Tiger Woods, ‘Come to Christ for forgiveness’On one of the most watched programs in the nation, Brit Hume shares the Gospel that forgiveness and hope are found in Jesus Christ. Speaking of Tiger Woods, he said, “he needs something that Christianity, especially, provides and gives and offers, and that is redemption and forgiveness.”
If you listen to him long enough, you [...]
Talent plus practice means perfectingIt’s funny how the oddest things can give rise to seemingly unrelated thoughts. I enjoy playing guitar, but its a hobby for me, so I don’t play as often as I’d like. While clicking through YouTube, I ran across the playing of a talented guitar player from overseas. Familiar with many of [...]
Southwestern Seminary receives rare pieces of Dead Sea ScrollSouthwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas (where I attend school), recently received a very rare gift: fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Here’s the video:
Video (CBS 11): Southwestern Seminary Acquires Scroll Fragments
Print (CBS 11): FW Seminary Acquires Dead Sea Scroll Fragments
Print (SWBTS): Dead Sea Scrolls acquired by Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
According to [...]
A play on words, rhetorical gimmickry, or blasphemy?
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