When Moses pressed God to reveal Himself, the Lord replied. “And God said to Moses, “I AM WHO I AM.” And He said, “Thus you shall say to the children of Israel, ‘I AM has sent me to you.’” (Ex. 3:14, NKJV). With this self-revelation, the question of “being” is brought into focus, and rightly … Continue reading Christ Provides a Better Philosophy of Life than Heraclitus, Parmenides, or Zeno
The Joy of Being Loved by God
The love of God for the following is explicitly declared in Scripture. God loved the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.God loved Israel as a nation.God loved Solomon.God loved the Messiah.God the Son loved the Rich Young Ruler.God loved the world of the lost.God loved Martha and her sister and their brother Lazarus.God the Son loved … Continue reading The Joy of Being Loved by God
A Document Many Nations Desire: The Declaration of Independence
"Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord; and the people whom he hath chosen for his own inheritance." --Psalm 33:21 THEY PAID THE PRICE by Paul Harvey, News and Commentary July 4, 1974 Americans, you know the 56 men who signed our Declaration of Independence that first 4 of July—you know they were … Continue reading A Document Many Nations Desire: The Declaration of Independence
I Used to be a Normal Person
When Cultures Collide Because it is easier for so many to engage in ad hominem attacks then to have a rational discussion, labels are spewed forth by individuals who are cruel, thoughtless, and uninformed. This is the result. "As a man, I used to think I was pretty much just a regular person, but I … Continue reading I Used to be a Normal Person
A Word of Caution to Young People about Public Postings
The Jewish Voice National News George Floyd’s Criminal Past included Violent Assault Against a Woman Edited by TJV News In a rush to judgment, millions of people have given honor and glory to someone who may not be worthy of the irrational adulation heaped upon him. Young people in particular would do well to learn … Continue reading A Word of Caution to Young People about Public Postings
Freedom is Worth the Sacrifice: Billy Graham’s Memorial Address to Veterans
A decade and a half before Memorial Day became a federal holiday in 1971, Billy Graham was in Boston to deliver a memorial address to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The year was 1955, and he had just finished visiting many U.S. military installations in Europe. Below is an excerpt of his timeless message, which … Continue reading Freedom is Worth the Sacrifice: Billy Graham’s Memorial Address to Veterans
A Love that is Well Pleased
In the modern world, the word complacent is often used as a synonym for indifference, or smugness. The term can properly mean, “to be delighted in”, or, "to be well pleased with". From this can come the idea of someone becoming indifferent, self-satisfied, smug, or lack of worry or caution. Theologically, the complacent love of … Continue reading A Love that is Well Pleased
