Medical Wisdom from the Bible – Leprosy
S. I. McMillen stated that the word “leprosy” brought terror into the hearts of everyone. He shared: “For many hundreds of years the dread disease leprosy had killed countless millions
Month: September 2020
Written Revelation – Why We Need The Bible
Did you know that God reveals Himself to us in two ways? The first is natural revelation. (Psalm 19:1) says: “The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work
Thinking God’s Thoughts After Him
The name of Johann Kepler (1571-1630) may not be a household name to many of you, but in the world of astronomy his name is treated with reverence, since he
Why Is There Evil And Suffering In The Bible?
One of the most difficult questions to answer is: “If there is a God why did he allow six million Jews to be exterminated during the Holocaust in WWII?” As
Grace
The acronym for grace is God’s Riches At Christ’s Expense. In an earlier devotion we shared that Christianity’s concept of grace is unique to it. Grace is God’s unmerited favor
Psalm 136 – His Love Endures Forever!
When we see something repeated in the Bible it usually means that it is important. And when the Bible says the same thing three times, we really need to take
Praise – The Great Antidote when you’re Feeling Down
It may seem counterintuitive but when you are feeling down in the dumps the best and quickest way to get out of the doldrums is to get excited about the
Where to find Comfort in an Uncertain World
Most people when asked what they want out of life, I believe, would reply they want to live a comfortable life. They probably would also include owning a nice home,
The Bible – Has it been rewritten too often to be trusted? – Part III
The Old Testament As we turn to the credibility of the Old Testament, we once again shall enlist the aid of our old friend the scientist to shed some light
The Bible – Has it been rewritten too often to be trusted? – Part II
The New Testament If we compare the New Testament documents with other ancient historical works, using the bibliographical test, which I described in yesterday’s devotion, a most amazing result would