This is one of those blog posts that usually would be posted by what my wife refers to as “Mommy-bloggers.” There is a reason for that. My wife takes pictures (usually a staple item for a post about a family visit anywhere). I sort of stink at the picture thing. Moms have ways of describing […]
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For decades there has been a battle in the theological world over how the text of Genesis 1-11 relates to claims made by many within the scientific community. Did God create the world and everything in it is six literal twenty-four hour days? Was the flood global or local? How old is the earth? Why
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I hate watching people suffer. I hate going into nursing home, hospitals, and other places where suffering and pain are the norm. I hurt when I watch other Christians go through searing emotional pain and loss. I am tempted to ask “why?” I have dear couple in our church who have faithfully served the Lord
Romans 5:1-5- The Simple Truths that Blow Away our Suffering Read More »
Listen sometime to an NFL or college football coach after they have just won a Super Bowl or national championship. Almost inevitably you will get some excitement about this achievement in their lives and how much it means to the players, etc. But that interview always seems to come back to this theme: “that was
If you are familiar with Ted Dekker’s books, then A.D. 30 will be a different type of read. Dekker’s books are usually what could only be described as psychological thrillers. In A.D. 30, he moves into the genre of the historical novel. Set during the ministry of Christ, A.D. 30 revolves around the peoples of
Well-written novel from the time of Christ: A Review of Ted Dekker’s A.D. 30 Read More »
