Faithful Fundamentalists-Rom 12:2

Executive Director of the IFCA (www.ifca.org) , Richard Bargas states, "It isn't very often that you hear a positive reference to fundamentalism, and I'm not only thinking about Islamic fundamentalism. Christian fundamentalism is most popularly known as being 'No fun, too much damn, and not enough mental.' Being characterized by its most extreme forms, Christian fundamentalism has often been stigmatized not only in popular opinion but also in more scholarly works and studies as being backward and an embarrassment to the faith. But is there any redeeming value in biblical fundamentalism?" Perhaps fundamentalism has not lost all redeeming value and biblical Christians who hold to orthodox doctrine can still be known in identity as biblical fundamentalists. Though there have been current disparaging remarks made regarding American fundamentalists, join us Sunday for our study of "Faithful Fundamentalists" as we look at its history and the remaining biblical significance to "be not conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect."-Rom 12:2