Coming Untrue

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I am not my dad. I don’t make quite the same mistakes. I make different mistakes. Likewise, I don’t do many things half as well or half a...

I’ve been listening to unhappy people this week: people that have sinned, have hurt others and have hurt themselves. It’s refreshing ...

As Christians living in a day in which we have every possible advantage in understanding what God has revealed of himself to mankind down...

After reading our recent post on “ The Role of a Senior Pastor ”, David B. asks a perfectly legitimate question: “From the ‘brethren ...

The Tel Gezer calendar ( Attribution ) If it seems like I haven’t done one of these in ages, it’s because I haven’t. Too much time inv...

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“Then Hezekiah said to Isaiah, ‘The word of the Lord that you have spoken is good.’ For he thought, ‘Why not , if there will be peace an...

I came across a very cool website. RationalWiki is basically a repository of unbelief designed to show people how and where the Bibl...

“There’s always someone looking at you.” The line was penned by Sir Bob Geldof way back in 1979, long before personal computers with ...

The faithful are always to be ready to give an answer to anyone who asks us why we hope in God. The apostle Peter says this is especiall...

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I am an obsessive statistician, a very slightly annoying quality for which I would apologize if anyone who knows me at all would take suc...

If you missed “ A Day Without a Woman ” last week, don’t feel bad: I didn’t notice it either until I read about it online. Women were enc...

Most of the time someone else chooses what ends up on these. We’d like to think we have a say in how we’ll be remembered, but it ain’t...

In a previous post I pointed out that Christ’s disciples, unlike many modernists, were seekers after objective truth. But the proc...