What is your true identity? What do you think you were created to be?Not what do you think you were created to do or what vocation you are supposed to be in.But who are you really, what is your true identity? Link to Monkeys in the City is an hour and a half, well worth…
I have a friend who has struggled for months or even years to slowly walk from his kitchen back to his bedroom with a walker, maybe 40 feet, which may take him 20 to 30 minutes to make the journey. Currently he can no longer make that entire journey. There are millions of people in…
So, are you busy and organized or just mostly busy and a little scattered? I recently read a book that I should have read 40 or more years ago.Many people might consider me as organized but this book would have helped me be more efficient and less stressed out, had I read it. The book…
Justin Peters, by popular demand, has been doing seminars at churches around the country for 20 or more years, critiquing many things theologically. One very enlightening seminar he does is called Clouds Without Water. Clouds without water, from Jude 12, is a biblical critique of the Word of Faith, New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) and Prosperity…
Joyful Confidence in God: The Dark Night of Soulby John Ortberg, from Soul Keeping When God Seems Silent Because the soul is the deepest expression of the person, the soul is the place of greatest pain. We do not speak of the dark night of the mind, or the will, or even the spirit; only…
Why Christians Should Be Involved In Politics – 18 minutes by Dr Frank Turek Following are some summary points of his video presentation (his website is CrossExamined.org): Why is there a difference between South Korea and North Korea?The main reason for the difference is POLITICS. Which country would you rather live in, North or South…
CONTRARY TO POPULAR OPINION, the cultivation of a psychology of uncritical belief is not an unqualified good, and if carried too far it may be a positive evil. The whole world has been booby-trapped by the devil, and the deadliest trap of all is the religious one. Error never looks so innocent as when it…
My thoughts on mask, including some from Laura Baxter: Mask mandates are a huge government overreach Masks impair communication Masks muffle the sounds of voices Masks cover half the face, veiling nonverbal cues What is the cost of a world without smiles? Masks remind us, constantly, to be on our guard. Masks imply that everyone…
08/24/11 Notes from Chuck Colson at BreakPoint Let’s do a little thinking about modern education — how it’s failed us and what alternatives we have. So-called “modern” education was already failing students in Sayers’s time (1947), and it certainly is today. That’s why so many people, including Christians, misunderstand facts, or they’re swayed by specious…