Do You Measure Up?
In the Bible, we read how the Israelites, over and over, didn’t measure up to God’s laws. And they saw the consequences. Are we any better today at measuring up?
Religion
God’s Law and the Role of Nations: Understanding Divine Justice in Global Affairs
Throughout history, nations have risen and fallen under the sovereign will of God, according to His divine laws. Scripture teaches us that God’s kingdom is built upon laws that govern not only individuals but also nations.
Midnight Oil Writing-Worldwide Anti-Semitism
While the Nazis and other anti-Semites³ claimed that the Jews secretly ruled the world, when it came to the Holocaust, the Jews didn’t have enough power to even save themselves
Faith: It Don’t Come Easy
While faith in God makes everything worth it, it doesn’t make everything easy. In fact, the faith journey is a usually a long, unpaved winding road.
The Fear of Death and the Futile Quest for Immortality Without Faith
Since the dawn of time, humans have feared death. The thought of our inevitable end drives many to seek ways to extend life or even achieve immortality.
Living Behind Enemy Lines, Tale #10: Can’t Have A Christian Judge!
President Donald J. Trump was not the first target nor the first victim of Democrat lawfare.
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.
Obedience to Authority and Biblical Wisdom
The Bible presents a complex but clear relationship between faith, authority, and obedience. While Scripture acknowledges the need for order and respect for governing authorities, it also draws firm boundaries when those authorities act unjustly or require actions that contradict God’s commands.
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.
An Open Letter To Vice President Dick Cheney
You are the one voting for the actual threat to our republic Sir, not I.
COEXIST, Part 3 The Exploiters and Influencers
This is part three of the Coexist series. It explores the exploiters and influencers introduced in Part 1.
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.
Choose Your Deity: Jesus or Gaia, But Not Both
You can worship Jesus, or you can worship Gaia. You can’t have both. It’s a simple concept, but it seems like some people are having a hard time grasping it.
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.
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 Complex Relationship Between Islam, the Dark Ages, and the Crusades
During the Dark Ages in Europe, the Islamic world was flourishing, making groundbreaking contributions to mathematics, astronomy, medicine, and philosophy, while also conducting significant Islamic military expansion driven by a combination of religious zeal and imperial ambition.
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.