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
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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
The Bible: Myth or Marvelous?
If the Bible were just a book of ancient myths I would agree that the world would be a better place if we Christians would just keep our faith to
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
What’s More Complex Than New York City?
Even though he declared himself an atheist near the end of his life, Linus Pauling, who won the 1954 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, once remarked: “Just one living cell in
You Are No Accident
In a 2022 devotional by Max Lucado entitled “You Are No Accident,”1 Mr. Lucado caught my attention when he stated: “In the eyes of God you are worth dying for.”
The Limits of Science
We live in a society where scientific and technological advances are breathtaking. And I think it is a safe bet to say that in the next twenty years we will
Disappointment with God – Part II
In yesterday’s devotion we shared three observations on why we shouldn’t be disappointed with God even when life seems unfair or when tragedy strikes. Today I would like to share
Disappointment with God – Part I
Have you ever been disappointed with God? Has He ever let you down? Have you prayed earnestly for something only to have God remain silent in answering your request? I
Why Biblical Faith Is Not a Leap in the Dark – Part II
In today’s Part II devotion, I would like to share some wonderful quotes on the power and mystery of faith.1 “Faith sees the invisible, believes the unbelievable, and receives the