
Warning! - The views expressed in this webpage may not be politically correct even among Churchianity
My first articles are on the church trend in Christianity called the seeker sensitive - seeker friendly - purpose driven - church growth movement. Part of this ecumenical movement is now implementing Rick Warren's global PEACE plan. The popularity of this movement in evangelical Christianity led me to write a follow up article called the purpose driven hijacking of Christianity. It tells about the extent of the purpose driven movement.
I then wrote several articles about internal salvation disputes in Christianity and the Christian coldness toward others that is too often found. These articles are followed by how one finds a good church, why Jesus is the only true path to God and how one receives eternal salvation.
I also give a real working church model for Christian growth as a worthy biblical substitute for the Laodicean seeker sensitive church growth movement that is doing more harm to the Church than good. There is also an article about the psychology of self-esteem that is now found in the church everywhere. The last article in this series gives arguments on how the Church can know that the return of Jesus is very near even apart from biblical prophecy written about Israel.
Don's theology or philosophy about current issues of importance to the Church
Seeker friendly purpose driven church growth movement
Rick Warren's Global P.E.A.C.E. plan
The purpose driven hijacking of Christianity
The age of Laodicea has arrived - next comes the rapture and the tribulation
We have met the enemy and they are us Evangelical Christians
The graceful side of Christianity
Christian conservatives in America often lack the compassion of Christ
Jesus Christ is the only true path to God
Eternal Salvation comes by believing in the Savior God sent
A worthy church model for Christian growth and not just church growth
I Need More Self-Esteem – You Need More Self-Esteem – We All Need More Self-Esteem
The Church age is almost completed and Jesus is coming very soon
This series of articles gives my philosophy on various topics related to present thinking and practices in some evangelical circles and my experiences within certain institutional churches. I also give some views on several other subjects that might be of interest to some.
Having a form of godliness but denying the power thereof by their faithlessnessMany who call themselves Evangelical Christians unfortunately are biblically illiterate
Do all Christians need to be taught why The Da Vinci Code and other revived gnosticism is blasphemy?
Bible studies in Southern Baptist Churches
Are most Christians even Christian?
Are Christians commanded to tithe?
Church covenants are they biblical and are they sensible?
Committees, search committees and pastors leaving their church
My experiences in searching for a new church
A dispensational form of replacement theology?
When is the war of Ezekiel 38 and Psalm 83?
A few prophecies still need to be fulfilled before the tribulation
The Gospel of Judas and the Gnostics
Was the tsunami, Hurricane Katrina and other natural disasters God's judgments?
This road map to peace leads to Jerusalem on video live
I no longer use USENET newsgroups
Internet censorship will soon come from government directives or search engine companies policies
I really do need a link from your website
A Christian website often is a full time ministry
Rushford Baptist Church a Light in the Heart of Allegany County New York
Don Koenig's philosophy on current national social issues in America
This series outlines complex problems in the United States and my politically incorrect philosophy to solve them.
Health care in America is a national disgrace
Major reform is needed in the criminal justice system of the United States
The solution to free the United States from foreign oil dependence
Minimum wage law reform in the United States takes some common cents
Illegal aliens have brought us close encounters of the third world kind
The decline of products and services in the United States reflects her morality
Decline part II - My recent experiences with corporate and governmental America