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  • How Will You Escape?

    The title of this blog is provocative for a reason. It’s part of an admonition in Chapter 2 of the letter to the Hebrews. The Bible contains many provocative statements such as, “How will you escape? The purpose is to get our attention and make us think about serious issues we wouldn’t ordinarily consider. The…

  • There I will Meet with You!

    There I Will Meet With You: Finding Salvation at the Mercy Seat How often do we say to someone, “I’ll meet you there” when arranging a get-together? God used this very same expression, There I Will Meet With You, some 3,500 years ago when He gave Moses the directions for building the Ark of the…

  • Serpent on a Pole!

    In my previous blog (“Born Again” – Verb or Noun?), the discussion centered on the way into the Kingdom of God (John 3:3). As you might remember, the Lord Jesus presented the way to Nicodemus using the term, “You must be born again” and then He made reference to a serpent on a pole. Nicodemus,…

  • Organic Eggs

    I was having breakfast the other morning and I noticed a “burst” on the egg container. The burst had a large “O”, with the word “organics” beneath it. As I looked at the eggs, I thought to myself, how can I be sure these are really organic eggs? They look and taste the exact same…

  • The Purpose of Fear

    Before we move forward on the purpose of fear, it’s important to have a somewhat universal definition for the word “fear.” As you can imagine, definitions for this word range widely. Here’s one in which I think we can all agree: “The likelihood of something unwelcome happening to you or a loved one.” This doesn’t…

  • The Gospel is Not Confusing?

    “I am amazed that you are so quickly deserting Him who called you by the grace of Christ, for a different gospel.”  The Apostle Paul wrote these words to the believers in Galatia because they were being offered a distorted view of the true Gospel of Jesus Christ by false teachers. False teaching makes the…

  • There is a Literal Hell

    Try as it will, the world has been unsuccessful in convincing people that there is no such place as Hell. Nobody likes to talk about this subject; even though it has been the subject of prose, paintings, songs, movies, and even comedy. Nevertheless, there is a literal hell A young woman once told me that…

  • Baptizing Infants is Not Biblical

    Baptizing infants is not Biblical. The error stems from a lack of understanding of baptism in general. In the Book of Acts, we learn of three people that were saved and then baptized – the Ethiopian Eunuch (8:27), Lydia (16:14), and the Philippian Jailer (16:27). In each case, nothing happened after they were baptized. It…