Coming Untrue

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The most enthusiastic reception I’ve ever gotten at a local church was the day I set foot in a small congregation of Christians whose no...

“Have you but one blessing , my father?” Mature Christians will tell you the answer to every problem in life is Christ. They are not...

“Is my baptism still valid if I sin?” I cannot think of a single person in the New Testament who was ever baptized twice as a follow...

By the oddest of coincidences, the standard of the Nineveh Protection Units looks like ... a compass. “I did it my way.” — Paul Ank...

One thing I have neglected to point out over the last two weeks of posts in this series is that the first seven verses of chapter 5 of E...

Our reader WiC informs me issues he was having with his comments to our blog posts disappearing into the ether seem to have been unexpecte...

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“[T]he one who escapes from the sword of Hazael shall Jehu put to death, and the one who escapes from the sword of Jehu shall Elisha pu...

Depends on your definition, doesn’t it. As a unit of language, the word ‘religion’ has acquired so many nuances that it is almost us...

“What does the Bible say about insecurity?” The answer to that would very much depend on the type of insecurity in question. For...

“Stolen water is sweet, and bread eaten in secret is pleasant.” Solomon, wisest man of his day and the greatest king of Israel — at...

Over the Christmas season, you often get to observe people giving thanks for a meal who wouldn’t do it ordinarily. You can tell it’s a s...

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Marg Mowczko writes about a woman who wept when reading the many masculine pronouns in 1 Corinthians in her 1984 NIV. She asked, “ Where...

Pronouns are noun-substitutes. They save us from cluttering up our sentences with unnecessary repetition. A long string of names can be ...

“Does God know when I will die?” Yes. How’s that for a quick and direct answer? We find David reflecting on this exact subject i...