Setting the historical stage for another Jewish exodus. First Nebuchadnezzar. Next Cyrus.
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After Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection, what foundational events secured the spread of the faith?
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Hebrews 11. Part 31. Pandemic. God is with you! He will carry you through these current difficulties. He has carried and helped millions of believers who went before you. One of the rewards for all who seek him is the …
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The problem is that we often don’t know how to rest. Like mongrel dogs taken in from a hard-biting pack, it takes a while for us to learn.
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This special birthday provides a perfect opportunity to address the fact that writers are created by God, woven together in each one of their mother’s wombs with a writer’s bent.
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Writing our typical content is often difficult at this time of year. We have more to do, and our schedules fill quickly. Presents must be purchased, wrapped, and shipped. Projects are often readied for launching in the new year, giving …
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Fifty-some years after the Civil Rights Movement began, sadly, America still has continuing racism. White culture is pervasive, and those who aren’t white often experience prejudice, biased treatment, misunderstanding, and outright discrimination. We who are white don’t fully comprehend our …
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Dear Readers, Due to legislation passed in Europe, bloggers in the US who gather any personal data from Europeans must make their privacy policy clear. Because I have European readers, this post is written for your information and in compliance …
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The past six months have brought a whirlwind of change and physical trauma. I don’t know how I’ve gotten through it, but for the grace of God. In the days when I can’t even focus my mind to pray, the …
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During the Civil Rights movement my parents were attending college, then a hotbed of student activism, and I was in grade school. Because of what was happening in the world at that time, I was very aware of the national …
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