We recently went to the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter in Kentucky, both ministries of Answers in Genesis, and I was blown away by their thoroughness and beauty. Before we went there, I predominantly thought about Answers in Genesis in relation to its strong creationist views and apologetic focus on a Young Earth Creationist […]
I recently finished reading Bret Baier’s book, “Three Days in Moscow.” There’s a section in the book that talks about President Ronald Reagan’s Farewell Address, which celebrated its 30th anniversary this past Friday. I pulled up the transcript of that farewell address, and I am amazed at the way Reagan weaved together poetry, grace, and […]
False, yet tempting philosophies, have existed for a long time. The church of Colossae was threatened by a heresy that included some elements of Jewish legalism, such as requiring circumcisions, requiring certain dietary laws, and strange mysticism. Similar philosophies exist today, and people constantly try to add to the Gospel. When they do that, they […]
Great news for generalists: specialists aren’t the only ones who bring value to society. David Epstein’s book “Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World” was one of my favorite books in 2020 and one that stood out the most. I remember being a bit surprised when I first saw the title. I had previously […]
Ephesians 5:18 says to “be filled with the Spirit.” I used to wonder how you did that. It sounds so mystical and vague. I don’t see a “mighty rushing wind” or a “divided tongues as of fire” appearing and resting on people like what happened to the disciples in the early church as described in […]
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