From 1 Corinthians 1-4 The Corinthian church has problems. No church is perfect, but not all of the churches have problems like this. I will use these few blogs on the Corinthian church to highlight [ Read More … ]
Old World Language Families The Old World Language Families infographic from Stand Still Stay Silent Comic shows the “roots” of our modern languages. Follow each language’s path from bush to roots and discover how closely [ Read More … ]
From Romans 14-16 Paul’s ending statements should inspire us to share the gospel as well with those who do not know Jesus. So that those who have never been told of him will see and [ Read More … ]
From Romans 11-13 The epistles are loaded with instructions for Christian living. Generally I like to read instructions because they emphasize what is good and encourage me to strive to live as I believe Jesus [ Read More … ]
From Romans 8-10 Paul speaks to his church audiences in a certain way. He assumes outright they believe and consequently he assures them of the benefits of salvation and the responsibility to live with the [ Read More … ]
From Romans 4-7 Romans has a number of passages in it that have a variety of interpretations. Romans 7.7-25 is one of those passages that has generated a large amount of controversy and debate among [ Read More … ]
From Romans 1-3 Paul introduces himself, his calling and his gospel to the Roman audience. How would you introduce yourself? This post is part of my bible in a year series.
From Acts 27-28 God’s unstoppable gospel still is going out today. Everywhere people hear about the story of Jesus. The story that brings salvation for all who believe. This post is part of my bible [ Read More … ]
From Acts 24-26 Q. Have you ever had to depend on someone else for something really important? This post is part of my bible in a year series.
Self-driving car advocates tangle with messy morality That’s the kind of the thorny problem that’s a real issue for the auto industry as it moves to vehicles that steer, brake and accelerate for themselves. Perhaps [ Read More … ]