Archaeology and the Bible
I really appreciate what German journalist Werner Keller shared in his 1955 ten million copy bestselling book, on the Bible and archaeology, The Bible as History. In the closing words of
Month: February 2021
Evolution – 10 Random Observations
Definition of evolution (1) Nobody x Nothing = Everything. While I will admit that in the last analysis the creation account of the Bible has to be accepted on faith,
Psalm 23
Of all the psalms perhaps Psalm 23 is the most beloved. I remember my mother telling me that they used to recite this psalm in public high school in the
Igal and Palti
I am pretty sure that Igal and Palti are two biblical characters that most Christians can’t place. But these two men are part of one of the most important biblical
The Evidence for God – Too Much or Too Little? – Part II
One area that I would like to address is our need, not just to rely on the evidence for God’s existence, but our need to trust Him even when we
The Evidence for God – Too Much or Too Little? – Part I
When it comes to giving us evidence for the existence of God I think that there is a fine line between giving us too much evidence versus giving us not
Who You Are In Christ? – Part II
May the following four verses that I will share with you today, coupled with the four verses I shared in yesterday’s devotion, truly let you experience the sheer joy of
Who You Are In Christ? – Part I
Sadly, many Christians suffer with low self-esteem. And the main reason, I believe, is that they don’t realize who they are in Christ. As Christians we are the constant target
C. T. Studd – A Poem to Meditate on
In yesterday’s devotion we shared about the life and times of this remarkable missionary, who gave up a life of ease and comfort to become a life-long missionary. In today’s
C. T. Studd – Exceptional Athlete/Fruitful Missionary
Charles Thomas (C. T.) Studd was born in England in 1860. And before he passed away in 1931 he literally spanned the globe as a Christian missionary in China, India,