A Weed in the Church
As I have watched what has happened in most of our churches, I have become convinced that Scott Brown is far more right than wrong on this matter. I, for one, am extraordinarily grateful that he has gone to the trouble to write this book and articulate the position. Â May God grant that many will listen to it before our families are totally lost and with them the churches also. Our families simply must have some time when they worship and study together. --Dr. Paige Patterson, President of Southwestern Baptist Theological SeminaryThe tragic fruit of families torn apart by their churches which should be holding them together surrounds us on every side. The experiment of age segregation in the churches has run its course, and the findings are clear. It s time to pull the plug and go back to the old paths, the path God prescribed to Abraham, that fathers are to command our children to keep the ways of Jahweh by doing righteousness and justice, so that He may bring us what He has promised us (Genesis 18:19). Scott Brown s book is a clarion call for just that and it has arrived at a crucial time. --E. Calvin Beisner, Ph.D., church historian, theologian, founder and national spokesman of The Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation and a former seminary and Christian college professor.A Weed in the Church is honest, thoughtful and biblical. In the best Reformation tradition it considers our own traditions in the light of God's Word. And then, directs us to obedience to the Word. I commend it highly. --RC Sproul Jr., Founder of Highlands Ministries, and a teaching fellow at Ligonier Ministries.The tragic fruit of families torn apart by their churches which should be holding them together surrounds us on every side. The experiment of age segregation in the churches has run its course, and the findings are clear. It s time to pull the plug and go back to the old paths, the path God prescribed to Abraham, that fathers are to command our children to keep the ways of Jahweh by doing righteousness and justice, so that He may bring us what He has promised us (Genesis 18:19). Scott Brown s book is a clarion call for just that and it has arrived at a crucial time. --E. Calvin Beisner, Ph.D., church historian, theologian, founder and national spokesman of The Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation and a former seminary and Christian college professor.A Weed in the Church is honest, thoughtful and biblical. In the best Reformation tradition it considers our own traditions in the light of God's Word. And then, directs us to obedience to the Word. I commend it highly. --RC Sproul Jr., Founder of Highlands Ministries, and a teaching fellow at Ligonier Ministries.