Christianity and Slavery – Part II
Who Said What? While it is sad to say that some church fathers owned slaves, from ancient times up until the “Enlightenment,” the secular, and sometimes even the religious, world
Daily Devotional
Christianity and Slavery – Part I
According to the website, www.badnewsaboutchristianity.com, “For many centuries slavery was perfectly acceptable to Christians. Christians had no doubt that it was divinely sanctioned, and they used a number of Old
The Reality of the Unseen World
In our world today one of the most precious gifts the Father has given us is the gift of sight. With our eyes we can see a beautiful sunset, a
World Hunger and a Loving God
In today’s society men are quick to accept credit when things go well but often look to blame God when major catastrophes hit. Whenever discussions of suffering come up many
The Herschel’s – Astronomy’s Most Famous Family
Mention the name Herschel in the field of Astronomy and one must decide which Herschel are we talking about. In addition to being world famous astronomers, father William, son John,
Praising God with a Whole Heart
If there is one thing missing in many Christians in America today it would have to be having a passion for Jesus. And I might add that we often don’t
Creationist or Evolutionist – Whose Faith is Blind? – Part II
In today’s devotion we continue to discuss whose faith is really blind. Thankfully God has not left us with just looking up at the heavens to understand and know Him.
Creationist or Evolutionist – Whose Faith is Blind? – Part I
How did our universe come into being? How did man come into being? And is there any evidence to support any theory that can explain the answer to these questions?
Vestigial Organs and Evolution
One of the classic defenses of the theory of evolution that is still around today in some evolutionary circles is the existence of vestigial organs in the human body. Basically,
Joni Eareckson Tada – From Tragedy to Triumph
The year was 1967 and a young 17 year-old teenager named Joni was out having fun with her friends. While swimming she dove into a lake and misjudged how shallow