Isaiah 5:20 “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil…” Since rational minds naturally attempt to determine a logical explanation for surrounding events, this 4th of July weekend is an excellent time to reflect. And, despite the…
Proverbs 25:11 “A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver.” (KJV) Almost 200 years ago, American Daniel Webster delivered a speech about the status of the United States. Webster felt “that the present condition…
God has established Covenants as vehicles for the fulfillment of His kingdom. Few Christians, let alone non-believers, understand or even know of these arrangements. However, these agreements shed light on an understanding of history and the world order and give…
“In me there was no good; the more I reflect, the more I see my heart was wholly cold; so let us leave these shades and speak no more of them. For you shall see the sorrowful souls of those…
The text of Ephesians 5:11 is unmistakable, “Do not participate in the useless deeds of darkness, but instead even expose them.” Ephesians 5:11 is not alone in this concern, as 2 John 11 goes further, instructing us not to even greet false teachers or “we participate in…
The Bible may just be the most misquoted book in history, which begs the question, “Can it be interpreted accurately?” Principles of Biblical Interpretation Are we able to understand Scripture? The Bible says that we can (2 Timothy 2:15). But accurate…
We are in the grip of an epidemic of deceit, murders, narcotics, sexual deviancy, and thefts. Who would have predicted this stunning combination? I may be stating the obvious, but seeing our country’s sorry state of affairs is horrifying. What’s…
God loves you unconditionally. But what does this mean? What are the boundaries? Inclusion Jill Biden, the First Lady, recently attended the NCAA 2023 women’s basketball championship, in which Louisiana State University won 102-85 against Iowa. Surprisingly, the first lady…
As a Christian, can you define what it is that you believe? How about in one sentence? Maybe the Reformation can help. The Reformation Although the 16th-century Reformation may be regarded as a historic relic, the principles it enunciated continue…
We’ve all heard it before, “I believe in the Bible, but not that whale story….” Is that possible? Can Christians believe in some parts of the Bible and not others? Actually, no! – but let me explain. The All…
