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On Heroes
At various times in my Christian life, I have been urged to “git [sic] myself a hero” because “we all need heroes”. As I’ve grown in Christ, I am learning more and more to test everything I’m told by the … Continue reading
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Thoughts on Obadiah
If you’re not familiar with Obadiah, there is a brief glimpse of him interacting with Elijah. I have heard messages in which Obadiah was criticized because he worked for the wicked king Ahab and his pagan wife, Jezebel. I’ve heard … Continue reading
Fatalism and the Scriptures
I’ve heard the question asked: Since God knows the future and what He is going to do, what is the point of praying? Whatever will happen is going to happen. I think the best answer to this is the answer … Continue reading
Thoughts on Thanksgiving
Yesterday was Thanksgiving Day in the United States; I like the holiday more than most: chiefly because it’s hard to commercialize gratefulness. In addition, grateful people are happier people. While there is a multitude of things to be thankful for, … Continue reading
Benefits of Thee, Thou, and Thy
One of the complaints about older versions of the Bible (such as the Authorized Version, along with others) is the presence of the old words – specifically, “thee”, “thou”, and “thy”. In fact, I used to think that there would … Continue reading
Remembering Ron Hamilton
If you read the title of this post and say “who?”, this paragraph will serve as a brief introduction (you can find more on the web). Ron Hamilton was known as “Patch the Pirate” and created more than 40 adventures … Continue reading
When the Pastor is Wrong
These thoughts come from a message that I was watching / listening to; as usual, the person preaching it is unimportant – the purpose here is not to take shots at people, but to discuss ideas. It was stated that … Continue reading
Long time
I just checked this web site, and was disappointed to find that I haven’t written anything since November. I need to work at writing something more frequently. It’s not that I lack material; the real issue is that I am … Continue reading
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Growth Process
Mark 4:27-28 are part of a parable depicting the mysteries of growth. In the farm world, a single kernel of corn germinates, grows up into a tall stalk, which typically has one or two ears; each ear has between 800 … Continue reading
Lessons from Romans (wisdom)
To God only wise, be glory through Jesus Christ for ever. Amen. (Romans 16:27) The above is the last verse of the last chapter of the book of Romans. My curiosity was caught by the phrase “only wise”… I don’t … Continue reading