“The fool has said in his heart, ‘There is no God’” – (Psalm 53:1)
With the advent of Charles Darwin, the belief in a divine Creator was given a severe blow. Science today, to a large extent, has dismissed the idea. There are people
Daily Devotional
Evolution – It’s Not Hard to Define – It’s Hard to Believe
After much reading on the topic of evolution I have come to understand that Darwinian evolution can be defined as follows: Evolution is the speculation that all life came about
Thomas Watson – Quotes by the Great Puritan Preacher
Thomas Watson (1620 – 1686) was a brilliant Puritan pastor and author. He was known for having a great intellect and showed an amazing grasp of the English language, as
Inspiration Verses Illumination
Did you ever hear someone say that the Holy Spirit spoke to me and has given me a word for you? Or has someone ever said after listening to a
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
Which Came First – The Chicken or the Egg?
This age-old dilemma, to many, is a conundrum that has no answer. But to those of us who believe the Bible we know from (Genesis 2:7): “And the Lord God formed man of the dust
God – Our Great Physician
Up until the middle of the nineteenth century, bad air was thought to be a main cause of sickness and infectious disease. With the formulation of the germ theory of
Let’s Shine for Jesus!
While re-reading Martin Luther’s quotes from yesterday’s devotion, one quote really made an impression on me. Luther once said: “Always preach in such a way that if the people listening
Martin Luther – Powerful Quotes
Most people remember Martin Luther (1483 – 1546) for his bravery when he defied the Catholic Church and launched the great Reformation. But to the Germans he did an equally
The Bible – Banned, Burned, and Beloved
Thirty years ago, I wrote an apologetics book called, The Challenge. (pictured above and available on Amazon). My main contention in writing the book is that you can’t call yourself a