Rediscovering Rest: Why We Need to Return to Ancient Wisdom
In today’s fast-paced culture, it’s no wonder that so many people feel overwhelmed, constantly stressed, and burned out.
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The Ten Plagues–News to Me!
When Moses went to Pharaoh and demanded, “Let my people go,” he had no idea of the power that God was about to unleash on Egypt. But did you know that there was a specific reason for each of the plagues?
That’s Fine, If That’s What You Believe
Perhaps the most important thing to note is that most people today believe spirituality should be an individual, private thing, not something talked about, and certainly no one should seek to “convert” anyone else to their faith.
Can We Let Go and Let God?
You’ve heard the phrase, “Let go, and let God.” As the autumn leaves begin to fall, maybe it’s time for us to let go of a few things that separate us from God.
Megan Basham’s “Shepherds For Sale”, Ignorance Abounds (Part 3)
The ministers of the Gospel are preaching beyond their expertise. They are out of their lane. They really don’t know what they are talking about.
Dear Lord, Teach Us How to Pray
Do you know that you should pray, but you don’t get around to it as often as you ought to? Do you have trouble staying focused when you pray? Try these tips!
The Undeniable Right to Self-Defense: A Biblical Perspective
While the Bible does not provide explicit directives on the use of lethal force for self-defense or protection of property, its principles offer clear guidance for believers facing such ethical dilemmas
Trust in God–It’s a Win-Win!
Are you worried that trusting in a powerful God is a waste of your time? Are you too smart to believe in a fairy tale? Take 5 minutes to consider otherwise.
Evening Soup with Basement Joe, Vol III – Episode 106: Electric Vehicles, Auto Workers, and Root Vegetable and Barley Soup
In today’s episode, President Buckstop is forced to recall the position he took this morning on electric vehicles and Little League baseball
There’s a Time for Everything
Is the Book of Ecclesiastes hopeful or depressing? The answer to both questions–yes. In his declining years, the author–probably Solomon–summarizes his life.
Fixing Our Republic From The Bottom Up
Nehemiah’s tale is not just a story of physical reconstruction but a metaphor for the restoration of faith, community, and order.
Ancient Wisdom: The Bible as a Pioneer in Wildlife Conservation
While modern conservation efforts are often traced back to the 19th and 20th centuries, evidence suggests that the Bible, one of humanity’s oldest and most influential texts, contains some of the earliest recorded principles of wildlife conservation.
For Such a Time as This
What can we learn from Queen Esther? In the face of a crisis, her courage saved the Jews from annihilation. Perhaps we are each made for such a time as this.
Ruth–My Favorite Short Story
A remarkable short story, the Book of Ruth may be brief, but it has a powerful message. It also gives a stunning insight into how many people choose a religion.
The Rise of Technology: A Modern Reflection of Ancient Prophecy?
This unprecedented rise of technology, alongside the emergence of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and discussions of one-world governmental systems, echoes ancient prophecies from the Bible, specifically those found in the Book of Revelation.
The Fragile Few: How the Easily Offended Are Stifling Freedom of Expression
In the latest episode of the hypersensitive saga, a small but vocal minority has decided that the phrase “Christ is King” is now offensive.
The Goldilocks Universe: A Theistic Perspective on Fine-Tuning
The universe’s remarkable fine-tuning, often referred to as the “Goldilocks theory,” presents a compelling argument for those who view the world through a theistic lens.
Joel–Not One of My Favorites
Even though the Book of Joel is not one of my favorite books of the Bible, the prophet Joel still has a lot to say to those of us living in the 21st century.
The United States: A Modern-Day Babel
The Washington Monument, standing tall at 555 feet, has long been seen as a symbol representing American power and dominance.
Trump Assassination Attempt: An American Travels To Butler Crime Scene
When Lynchburg, VA resident, Professor Stephen Putney, visited the scene in Butler, PA, on July 20th, one week after the shooter almost killed President Trump, the crime scene was still roped off and federal government vehicles could be seen. As this article goes to press, Americans learn that President Trump will be returning to Butler …