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Writing about Satan is a bit risky. Most people figure he is out there somewhere but really don’t think of him as an up close and personal presence in their lives. They prefer to keep him under the bed. First … Continue reading →

Man never tires of asking the same old questions. What is life all about? Who is God? Does He exist at all? If He does exist, just where is He? Why doesn’t He show Himself? The questions are actually very … Continue reading →

I have been teaching adult Sunday School lessons for several years, mostly senior adults.  Without fail, regardless of the topic or the scripture, the lesson always circles back to what Christianity is all about, which is Christ In Us.  It’s … Continue reading →

I’m no social activist. Jesus Christ was no social activist. He came, offered Himself as the Truth, and left us to decide. But with common sense nowhere in sight and the greatest legal minds of our time making it up … Continue reading →

When you submit a manuscript to an agent or publisher, they want to know about the work in as few words as possible. Sometimes you have eighteen words or less to grab their attention. Pretty good trick, eh? But the … Continue reading →

The Bible is clear—we are saved by grace (Eph 2:8) and that by the works of the law no human being will be justified in his sight (Rom 3:20).  The law, it says, only exists to bring our attention to the … Continue reading →

The change each year was slight but obvious, like unwelcome rings of time surreptitiously added to an oak tree. Yet through the lines, her eyes beamed with eternal youthfulness, a spirit never changing, never failing to reveal delight in seeing her loved ones. … Continue reading →

In my last post, The Two Nature Myth, I said that man has no nature of his own.  He is simply a container and takes on the nature of whomever it is that indwells him.  There are only two choices … Continue reading →

In my previous article about Baptism entitled Buried With Him, Raised with Him, I said all scripture points to and confirms our union with Christ if we have eyes to see and that the ordinances of Baptism and the Lord’s … Continue reading →

To me the ultimate purpose of man is clearly to be the dwelling place of God where He resides in union with our spirit.  The Bible is rich in symbolism that tells the same story over and over revealing that … Continue reading →