What's the big deal about the King James Bible? Is it an important issue or a fringe heresy?
The Big Deal Revived
Fear For Your Life
When you review history in light of God's Narrative (the Bible) you are able to discern true causes and motivations, as well as the results of faith or rebellion against God: When you do not fear God, you will be afraid of someone or something else.
Outsource: The Secret History of Bible Believers
“And seekest thou great things for thyself? seek them not:” Jeremiah 45:5 This week I'd like to send you to a study that straightened out my perspective of church history (from the time of Christ to 2025AD). This essay helped me to take a realistic approach to the events of the New Testament. It addresses …
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A Ministry of Similitudes
The fantastic truths describing a believer's walk with God seem beyond words-- but not beyond likenesses.
Imagined Freedom of Choice
It is good to secure the freedom to choose freedom. But that choice, if never excercised can lead to more bondage.
Outsource: A Hospital Lesson from Joni
Where do you turn for help when the circumstances will not change? This life lesson from Joni Eareckson Tada shows us another way to make the painful experiences of life glorify God.
Fooling the Filipino
If Japan could have won the heart of the Filipinos, they would probably have won WWII. But promises are worthless without action to back them up.
Fireside: Each Season A Source
Rather than regretting the length of the season behind us, let us see the provision of God before us.
The Kinetic Word of Paul’s Gospel
Not just WHAT was revealed that most drove Paul; rather it was HOW God chose to reveal it-- the kinetic word of Paul's Gospel.
Love Your Critics
"And it was so, that after the LORD had spoken these words unto Job, the LORD said to Eliphaz the Temanite, My wrath is kindled against thee, and against thy two friends: for ye have not spoken of me the thing that is right, as my servant Job hath. " Job 42:7 Job, the oldest literary …
