The Importance of Daily Bible Reading
I cannot stress how important it is to develop the habit of reading the Bible every day. Just as daily food is needed to build and maintain our physical health,
Month: November 2023
Quotes To Inspire by Missionary Hudson Taylor
James Hudson Taylor (1832–1905) was a British Protestant Christian missionary to China who founded the China Inland Mission. Taylor’s parents were sincere Christians that prayed that he would one day
The Little Appendix
If you were to have an attack of appendicitis back in 1850, there would have been a good chance you would have died if your appendix burst. Many medical doctors
“In the Beginning God”
If one studies the beliefs of the scientists who have won the Nobel Prize in the sciences it becomes evident that contrary to what many believe, many of these great
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
Quotes To Meditate on by Pastor Adrian Rogers – Part II
“We ought to be living as if Jesus died yesterday, rose this morning, and is coming back this afternoon.”1 “Anything you love more, fear more, serve more, or value more
What’s in Your Library?
In the above picture of my book, The Challenge, you will notice that I have five books in the top scale: Plato, Darwin, Confucius, Marx, and Freud. Obviously any good
Evolution – The Great Lie – Part II
In yesterday’s devotion we saw that cellular biology didn’t exist in Darwin’s day and as a result Darwin proposed his theory of evolution without knowing how utterly impossible it was
Evolution – The Great Lie – Part I
Ever since Charles Darwin published his groundbreaking book, The Origin of Species, in 1859, science has tenaciously defended its belief in the theory of evolution. The late Christian apologist, Ron
Encouraging Quotes from Pastor Charles Swindoll – Part III
“It’s easy to get attached to idols, good things inappropriately adored. But when you have Jesus in the centre of a room, everything else only junks up the decor.”1 “I