The Danger of Being in the Majority
Any schoolboy knows that the Earth revolves around the sun. Any learned man of science back in the 1400’s knew something quite different. Back then they all believed that the
Daily Devotional
Why Jesus Is So Different?
According to Don Stewart: “Throughout history, many religious leaders have come on the scene and attracted large followings–the Buddha, with his teachings on how to cope with life’s suffering, gained
Praise – The Great Antidote when you’re Feeling Down
The following devotion is a repost of a September 2020 post that I believe is very timely for our country, especially with so many negative things going on. I challenge
The Necessity of Suffering
In life the question is not if you are going to suffer but when. I like how Pastor Tim Keller puts it: “Jesus Christ did not suffer so that you
Why Do People Reject the Bible?
Before I became a Christian I had no use for the Bible. To me it was a book of made of fiction. It was a crutch that people leaned on
Amy Carmichael – Missionary to India
Amy Carmichael (1867 – 1951) is best known for her work with at-risk Indian children, founding the Dohnavur Fellowship, and a host of influential writings. Amy, born into a Christian
Archaeology and the Absence of Evidence Argument
Two hundred years ago skeptics of the truthfulness of the Bible used to argue that the holy Scriptures shouldn’t be taken seriously because so many of its historical references couldn’t
George Müller: Man of Faith – Man of Prayer
In George Müller’s early life, he was far from a Christian. In fact, on the contrary, he was a thief, a liar and a gambler. But by the time he
Made for This
As human beings we are wired for many things. For example, we are all attracted to pleasure and do our best to avoid pain. We all want to be appreciated.
Jesus and Abortion
With the recent leak of the US Supreme Court draft document on abortion, and the possibility that Roe v. Wade might be overturned, I thought it would be a good