How often do we think that something is not working when it is really just doing something we can’t see from our vantage point? We constantly make assumptions based on what we can see. We can’t help it. We can only see what we can see. But there is always more going on. There is always another side, where the dark is waiting for the light.
Continue ReadingOn Vanity
What do you treasure and how long will it last? And, when’s the last time you read Ecclesiastes?
Continue ReadingWhere Do You Find Strength?
Many of us walk or exercise in some way to build or maintain our physical strength. I was also wondering about spiritual strength. There’s much evil around us, and we need strength to stand up to it, fight it off, and not get sucked up in it. So, what can we do for spiritual strength?
Continue ReadingAncient of Days
I’m becoming an old codger. Actually, that is redundant, as the Oxford American Dictionary defines a codger as an elderly man, especially one who is old-fashioned or eccentric. Gender aside, I do tend to cherish things from the “old days.” For instance, I love the “old” hymns. To be fair, maybe it’s not because I’m old-fashioned, but because so many of the old hymns have lyrics so biblical and rich in meaning.
Continue ReadingThe Significance of the Resurrection
Jesus Christ’s resurrection is one of the most important and defining moments in Christian faith. It marks the beginning of a new era, with God’s promise of redemption for all who believe in Him. This miraculous event has great implications for believers…
Continue ReadingExploring Relativism vs Christianity
“My truth”, “Your truth” and absolute truth. How does religious relativism differ from Christianity?
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