Monthly Archives: April 2014

After about a year of praying, searching, considering, and developing a set of informal criteria, I am now in the beginning stages of applying for further biblical education and training.  As our ministry has expanded in the area of church … Continue reading →

Thanks to an astute blog reader who brought to my attention a clarification by Dan Haseltine regarding the true intent of his Tweets and the fact that he did not mean what it clearly appeared he said.  He makes a … Continue reading →

Like probably at least some of you who read this blog, I find the modern American Christian movement to sometimes hold to doctrinal, theological or practical positions that are mind-bogglingly opposed to biblical truth.  Sometimes it is the substance of … Continue reading →

A few months ago our main shower began to have a small problem with a slight dripping.  It was due to the knob for the hot water having a worn out rubber gasket.  The problem with fixing this is that … Continue reading →

I’m behind on this post, but knowing it would be a long one, I’ve been taking my time getting to it.  A week ago Saturday (April 12), Josh McDowell gave a day-long conference and evangelistic message in an auditorium in … Continue reading →

I wanted to post more of Michael Card’s music in my last post and it dawned on me like Easter morning that over the years, Michael has published so much Scripture and biblical narrative in his music, that one can … Continue reading →

Good Friday to you all and don’t forget…Sunday’s a Comin’! One of my favorite Easter songs from 1981 (before Internet!):   and another favorite from the early 80’s…   and since we’re stuck in the 80s, here’s another classic…   … Continue reading →

A well-known and marvelous missionary testimony of reaching deep into a barbaric culture and pulling out an evangelistic illustration from their own traditions as a way to share the truth of God’s Word and the Good News of peace with … Continue reading →

Q. Which country in the world receives the most foreign missionaries? A. The United States of America [excerpt from link below] Meanwhile, most missionaries continue to go to mostly Christian nations. “The ‘top nine’ receiving countries were home to only … Continue reading →