At the very end of the 2nd chapter of John we see an outstanding and mysterious statement. John informs the reader that our Lord knows the heart of man. He doesn’t need us to communicate our feelings, thoughts, or intentions... Continue Reading →
A Letter of Apology to Christians Outside of the Churches of Christ Before I say what I need to say I want to preface this by making it clear that I know that many (maybe even most?) of my... Continue Reading →
Loving God in the Numb Times In previous articles, we’ve talked about loving God in the hard times and loving God in the happy times. Today I want to talk about loving God in the numb times. In other... Continue Reading →
Loving God in the Happy Times In my last article, I talked about loving God in the hard times. For some people, that is the hardest time to believe in Him and show love towards Him. But for other people,... Continue Reading →
It doesn’t take very long to figure out there is a lot of evil in the world. Times are hard! Look at the news, and you’ll see that 90% of the information is negative. Not just in America, but all... Continue Reading →
Apologetics in 5,434 words or less: Is Christianity True? Greetings! Chances are, you don’t read every article you come across. I don’t blame you! Between internet, TV, and our everyday routines, who has time to read everything? And if... Continue Reading →
Being Afraid of a Somewhat-Changing Church: We previously talked about being afraid of a never-changing God and being afraid of an ever-changing culture. God is obviously more than capable of provoking fear if He wishes. After all, He does have... Continue Reading →
Being afraid of an ever-changing culture In the last article of this series, we talked about godly “fear.” Fearing God is not (or should not) be the same as being afraid of God. That is not to say that God... Continue Reading →
BAPTISM AND THE SPIRIT: WHEN IS ONE A CHILD OF GOD? Disclaimer: 1) This is NOT meant to be exhaustive by any means. 2) This is a “leaning” and not yet a “view.” In other words, I am still studying... Continue Reading →
