Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you (1 Thess. 5:18).1 Today is a day we set aside to give thanks for every blessing lavished upon us from God above. I am truly thankful for a great many things. I am so appreciative of my mom … Continue reading Wishing All a Blessed Thanksgiving 2020!
Must Christians confess their sins to God?
I recall so long ago attending the church youth group and learning about the Christian’s assurance of forgiveness. We all had to learn this memory verse: If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness” (1 Jn. 1:9).1 I was taught that … Continue reading Must Christians confess their sins to God?
Shh! Why is Silence a Virtue?
You talk too much | You never shut up! This was a rap from Run DMC that really enjoyed (Yes, I like that old-school stuff). Its vivid metaphor of a blabber mouth is hilarious. When the cat took your tongue, I say you took it right back |Your mouth is so big, one bite could … Continue reading Shh! Why is Silence a Virtue?
Is My Religion Pure and Undefiled?
An ancient letter dating back to the first century BC was found written by a man named Hilarion who tells his wife: “I beg and entreat you, take care of the little one, and as soon as we receive our pay I will send it up to you.” He then tells her: “If by chance … Continue reading Is My Religion Pure and Undefiled?
What Does the Incarnation of the Son Have to Do with Our Reconciliation with God?
Lately I have been listening to an audio reading of the five Theological Orations of the Theologian Gregory Nazianzus. He was a fourth century early church father from the Cappadocian city of Nazianzus who served as the bishop of Constantinople. Not known for having perfect health or fine appearance, Gregory influenced the multitudes through eloquent … Continue reading What Does the Incarnation of the Son Have to Do with Our Reconciliation with God?