It is a legitimate and important question- the appropriateness of celebrating the incarnation, the celebration of Christmas. I believe it fitting and appropriate, but am in turn always uncomfortable disagreeing…
Read The Blog PostShould a Christian promote or participate in Bible-distributing activities in a country which deems those activities illegal? And should a father and mother lead and encourage their children to do…
Read The Blog PostThat depends. Do I have Messianic delusions? I certainly pray not, and if I do, then surely I must repent for them. Is my faith built around the biblical promise…
Read The Blog PostI’m tired, and my dear wife is happy about it. Two weeks of speaking and travelling among the saints in Colombia, South America has left me run down, fighting a…
Read The Blog PostCreation, one has to believe, must be a plenty cool thing. The angels, I’m sure, took their seats with a level of anticipation we can only imagine, as they waited…
Read The Blog PostThat there is a deep and profound chasm that separates believing in the total depravity of man and our own understanding of the depth and scope of our own sin…
Read The Blog PostIt would seem to be a reasonable corollary to the Apostle John’s affirmation that he knew no greater joy than to know that his children walk in the truth (III…
Read The Blog PostCan an experience become a cliché? And if it does, does that make it invalid? I am writing because I have no access to the internet. I have no access…
Read The Blog PostHenry Van Til spoke wisdom when he said that culture is religion externalized. Though the serpent may wish otherwise, the faith born in our hearts by the power of the…
Read The Blog PostNo. Really and sincerely. God does not exist. I am not saying that I doubt His existence. I’m quite confident that He does not exist. This does not mean, however,…
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