Coming Untrue

If the shifting political and social narratives of the last several years have not convinced you that the vast majority of the general pub...

In the last five months I have written slightly under 26,000 words and 19 blog posts about the book of Jonah. That’s less than many, but m...

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What do you think: worth dying for? This is interesting. Debate.org asked the following question : “If there is a god, does that be...

How we choose to express disagreement is often more important than what we are disagreeing about in the first place. Some folks have a...

“What’s the difference between encouragement and flattery?” Years ago, I got together for coffee with an elder from a church where I h...

If you have spent a lot of time reading the Old Testament and trying to get into the mindset of the average law-abiding Jew, you probably ...

When God gives a mission to one of his servants, there is always more than one thing going on. He is not just sending a message or getting...

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A little over a week ago, I was watching one of those bog-standard political videos you find on YouTube these days: you know, the ones whe...

Everybody wants to be heard. That’s understandable. To understand and be fully understood is one of the greatest possible states to whi...

“Should God choose our mate?” That’s an interesting question, and I think the answer may have a bit of both yes and no in it. Obvious ...

Far too often the mere existence of a biblical record of how fallible, sinful men behave is taken as evidence of what God prefers. That...

If the book of Jonah were simply a historical account, by all rights it should finish at the end of chapter 3: Nineveh repents, God relent...

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Robert Barron comments on the parable of the wedding feast in Matthew: “Many devout believers find the brutality and violence of th...

You really can’t make this stuff up. As you have probably read or heard elsewhere by now, the 117th Congress got off to a rocky start ...