To Know God
J. I. Packer asks a probing question that is perhaps the most fundamental question we can ever ask about life and that is what were you made for. Packer goes
Daily Devotional
How To Overcome Stress Biblically
How one handles stress is a key factor to our overall health – both mentally and physically. I don’t believe it is an understatement to say that stress is a
The Five-fold Healing Ministry of the Lord
The other day my wife and I were having coffee and tea with some friends of mine and we got on the topic of how does God heal. While I
The Christian Journey – The Adventure of a Lifetime!
If you are looking for a life full of adventure, where deep meaning, peace, and joy are your traveling companions, may I submit to you that Christianity promises to be
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?
Provocative Quotes About God by Scientists
If you think that science leads to atheism then consider the twelve quotes below from world famous scientists. All twelve of these quotes are from a wonderful website called godevidence.com1
Life Is Uncertain – Eternity Is Not
While serving Jesus offers us the chance to experience great peace and joy it does not promise us a life that is free of pain and suffering. In fact, for
The Bible – Our Absolute Standard for Right and Wrong
When it comes to knowing right from wrong the big question is can we ever know for sure if there are absolute standards for determining this or are right and
Charles Dickens’ Letter to his son
Charles Dickens, the great 19th century English writer, clearly is one of the most famous and beloved novelists of all time. Many of his classic novels were required reading in