What Would Jesus Do?
This phrase, “What would Jesus do,” is often abbreviated WWJD. It became popular in the late 1800’s in the United States and is the theme of Charles Sheldon’s Christian novel
Daily Devotional
Conditional Promises in the Bible
God’s great desire is to bless His children. Not only is the Bible God’s love letter to man, but it is a wonderful book of promises. Sprinkled throughout both the
Jesus – My Best Friend
There is nothing more precious than having a best friend. When I think of Jesus as my best friend my heart just overflows with joy and delight. In today’s devotion
The Intelligent Design of the Universe
Allan Sandage, the world famous American astronomer once commented: “The world is too complicated in all parts and interconnections to be due to chance alone. I am convinced that the
Archaeology and the Bible
I really appreciate what German journalist Werner Keller shared in his 1955 ten million copy bestselling book, on the Bible and archaeology, The Bible as History. In the closing words of
Evolution – 10 Random Observations
Definition of evolution (1) Nobody x Nothing = Everything. While I will admit that in the last analysis the creation account of the Bible has to be accepted on faith,
Psalm 23
Of all the psalms perhaps Psalm 23 is the most beloved. I remember my mother telling me that they used to recite this psalm in public high school in the
Igal and Palti
I am pretty sure that Igal and Palti are two biblical characters that most Christians can’t place. But these two men are part of one of the most important biblical
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
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