Monthly Archives: January 2016

I’ve lived in Mexico for over 11 years. I’ve never understood the phone system. I’ve sometimes tried to dial a number and gave up because I couldn’t seem to make the call go through. Until 2 minutes ago, I’d never … Continue reading →

One of the projects I am working on for my Christian apologetics class is to visit a temple of some other religion such as Buddhism, Hinduism, or Islam. Unfortunately or perhaps fortunately, these are pretty hard to come by where … Continue reading →

A quote from “Introducing Apologetics: Cultivating Christian Commitment” by James E. Taylor – “Critics, Seekers, and Doubters Audiences for Apologetics » Outline Pilate: A Critic’s Insincere Questions Pilate Models an Insincere Question (What Is Truth?) Appeal to the Mind or … Continue reading →

I already used “the goal” as a beginning of the year subject line, but there is more to add to that post regarding forgetting what is behind and looking to the finish line ahead. This quote: “People do not drift … Continue reading →

I thought of you when I read this quote from A Better Freedom: Finding Life as Slaves of Christ by Michael Card – WHEN WE ARE FREED FROM OUR OLD SLAVERY to the world and bound over as slaves to … Continue reading →