The saints may have to march elsewhere soon.[1] A recent expert analysis concluded that New Orleans could be swallowed up by the Gulf of Mexico by 2100. The city of New Orleans actually sits below sea level, but is kept Read more…
Most of the time, Pacific trade winds blow from east to west along the equator, blowing warm water from South America toward Asia. This pulls cooler ocean water up from below the surface near South America. That cooler water is Read more…
Islam is very critical of the Christian doctrine of the Trinity, which is the belief that God is three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. In the Muslim view, this contradicts verses such as Deuteronomy 6:4, which says, “Hear, Israel! Read more…
Two years ago, I wrote about the importance of attending church. I stand by that. I believe we grow in the faith faster and further when we surround ourselves with other believers whom we can learn from and be encouraged Read more…
In the fall of 1975, during my junior year of college, I took a seminar course which focused on ethics and morality. The course required a lot of reading, including the entire New Testament. I remember thinking as I read Read more…
I have written in the past about why Jesus’s resurrection mattered, and how we can know that it really happened. Unbelievers seldom bother to wrestle with the New Testament accounts about Jesus’s resurrection, but those who do generally discount them Read more…
After the Artemis II returned from its trip around the dark side of the moon and was safely back on Earth, one of the four astronauts, Christina Koch, reflected on what it meant to be a “crew”:[1] A crew is Read more…
If you are part of a Chrisitan church that teaches that the Bible must be strictly followed, to the letter, in all aspects, and without regard for the different cultures and circumstances prevailing when the biblical books were written, then Read more…
In the United States today, some are using the word “diversity” as a pejorative, as if diversity were a bad thing. But from the earliest days of Christianity, diversity was part of God’s plan. In the New Testament, Pentecost is Read more…
John 3:16 famously says, “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life.” In my teenage years, before I became a Christian, Christians Read more…