The Bibliographical Test – and the New Testament
Down through the last few hundred years many have scoffed at the reliability of the Bible. Comments such as how can we trust a 2,000 year-old book to be an
Month: April 2021
Good News
Have you ever wondered what life was like 2,000 years ago when Jesus walked this earth? Back in the Roman Empire during the time of Jesus life was cheap and
Isaac Newton – A Scientist for the Ages
Perhaps the greatest scientist of all time, Sir Isaac Newton, had humble beginnings being born on a farm in England in 1642. He was born prematurely and almost didn’t survive
Things to Ponder
Below are five thought provoking quotes that I ask you to spend some time meditating on and asking the Lord how you can use them to share the good news
Abortion: The Great American Genocide
When a sperm and an egg cell unite, a most unique and wonderful miracle occurs: life begins. This tiny single cell, no bigger than the period at the end of
Pleasure
Pleasure. We all like it and always want more of it. The question before us today is it wrong to seek pleasure? As human beings we are all wired to
Christianity – A Powerful Force for Good
The legacy of Christianity and the Bible are truly unique among religions and worldviews. Wherever the Gospel has gone not only have lives been changed for the good but so
Theistic Evolution – Could Creation Make Itself?
In the following two statements John Polkinghorne in his essay, The Inbuilt Potentiality of Creation, shares how he believes that God used chance and cleverness to bring about our exquisitely
Ambroise Paré – The Father of Modern Surgery
Humble, compassionate, and visionary are the words that describe this amazing 16th century surgeon – Ambroise Paré. Born in a rural part of France in 1510, Paré went on to
Affliction – The Pathway to Blessing
(Matthew 5:11) says: “Blessed are you when they revile and persecute you, and say all kinds of evil against you falsely for My sake.” In my book another name for being