26.10 Peter meets Cornelius
Have you ever had to eject the way you were taught all of your life to now do what is undoubtedly the right thing? The only way you know it Continue Reading →
Seeking the Narrow Way
Have you ever had to eject the way you were taught all of your life to now do what is undoubtedly the right thing? The only way you know it Continue Reading →
Who wouldn’t want the ability to do whatever you want, whenever you want, with whoever you want? Sounds like being God.This guiding hope is what many new entrepreneurs are shooting Continue Reading →
The prerequisite for the gospel is conviction of sins leading to a transformed life. No change is no transformation. Worldly goodness and drifting with the crowd, whether in a religious Continue Reading →
Job 31 In response to his critical friends, Job explains many ways he had endeavored to live a righteous life, listing a number of ways he may have fallen into Continue Reading →
In the First Century A.D. while people did help support the leaders and to help the less fortunate and the community of Christ followers by voluntarily pooling wealth, there wasn’t Continue Reading →
Why did God destroy all of living creation and show Grace to Noah? In part, the reasoning behind God destroying anything has to do with judgment. What’s hard for the Continue Reading →
People can take this insight several different ways, so I choose to relate this to the Gospel. WHERE IS THE “RIGHT PLACE”? The Gospel is the truth that becomes central Continue Reading →
Here are some of my thoughts on the Book of Job with related thoughts drawn from all parts of the Bible . By itself, The Book of Job is about Continue Reading →
There’s the old adage, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” A motto of this blog is “The Gospel a day keeps the Devil away.” The most famous story Continue Reading →
If God has revealed His character through the inspired writings of the Bible, how is it possible for denominations and pastors to remodel God to fit their marketing and outreach Continue Reading →