What You Know May Not Be So: Exploring the Unanswered Questions based on the Atheist World View
You’ve been lied to. Science has become science fiction. “Satan is the father of lies.” John 8:44 (NIV)
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In God We Trust–But Why?
Those who are Christians have already made the decision to trust God, at least on some level. Today’s article outlines six reasons to trust God.
The Four Prophetesses of the Old Testament, Pt 2 of 2
When we think of Biblical prophets, names like Isaiah, and Jeremiah, and Daniel come to mind. But there were women–prophetesses–who also spoke for God.
The Four Prophetesses of the Old Testament, Pt 1 of 2
When we think of Biblical prophets, names like Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Daniel come to mind. But there were (at least) four female prophets in the Scriptures!
The Faith and Religions of the Signers of the US Constitution: Foundations Rooted in Biblical Principles
The signing of the United States Constitution in 1787 is a seminal moment in the nation’s history, laying the groundwork for the democratic principles and freedoms that Americans hold dear today.
Elijah: The John Wayne of Prophets – Taking on 400 Baal-Worshipping Pansies and a Weak King
In the annals of biblical history, one figure stands out like a lone wolf amidst a flock of sheep: the prophet Elijah.
Revelation 101 for Beginners
The Book of Revelation by the Apostle John reads like science fiction. You’re invited to join the ride as the author flies over the first three chapters.
Is Leftism Compatible with God’s Will?
When we are called to answer for our transgressions, we will not just be answering for our individual acts of wrongdoing. We will also be answering for those acts which we charged others to commit in our name – via our vote.
Be Still and Know That I Am God
How do we navigate in such a complicated, corrupt world? The answer is in Psalm 46:10: “Be still, and know that I am God.”
The Three Human Rebellions: Lessons from Genesis and Modern Reflections
In the early chapters of Genesis, we encounter three pivotal instances of human rebellion that have left a profound impact on the course of human history.
Hey, You Were Made for Such a Time as This!
The Book of Esther is know as one of the “godless” books of the Bible. But have no fear, God is with Esther on every page. And He’s on every page of your life, too.
Ecclesiastes: Turn, Turn, Turn
Let’s talk about the Book of Ecclesiastes. Many of us from an earlier, more hip generation, may have become familiar with Ecclesiastes when the song, “Turn, Turn, Turn” (written by Pete Seeger in 1959) was released by the Byrds in 1965. The word “Ecclesiastes” is the Greek translation of the Hebrew word koheleth, which means “one who convenes …
Check Your Bible: Laughter Really Is Good Medicine!
You may not believe that laughter really is the best medicine, but it won’t hurt to give it a try!
Exploring the Existence of God: Three Compelling Reasons
The existence of God has been a topic of profound contemplation throughout human history. While opinions on the matter may differ, there are three powerful reasons that provide a compelling case for the existence of a divine being.
You Think It’s Hot Here? Check Out Gehenna
If you think it’s hot this summer, think again. For some, the afterlife will be the hottest spot in the universe, whether they’re in Sheol, Gehenna, or Hades.
The Book of Hebrews, or Why Jesus is Number One
While the authorship of the book of Hebrews is unknown, its message couldn’t be more clear: Jesus Christ is superior to anyone or anything to whom people offer allegiance.
Enemies Within The Church
Every Christian who is concerned about liberty needs to watch the documentary film Enemies Within The Church and share it with your friends.
Joy Comes in the Morning
Less than a year ago, many members of our local United Methodist Church (UMC) left and formed a new congregation. Here’s the end of one story and the beginning of another.
Sin, Sinners & Christ’s Forgiveness
Who follows Scripture perfectly? Answer: Nobody. Who never sins? Answer: Only liars. “Everyone sins“, St. Paul said (Romans 3:23), and he called himself the worst sinner who ever lived (1 Timothy 1:15). Why? Because he persecuted Christians and conspired to have them killed. If the Greatest Apostle could also be the “worst sinner”, I think …