There are some issues that are new to many of us, and need to be thought through carefully. This is one of those issues. In a real sense, we are moving beyond the issue of abortion to a more sinister and fundamental place. That said, this may be a great article to begin with inContinue reading “Recommending Should Christian Women Freeze Their Eggs? by Emma Waters”
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Grandpa Just Did
Years ago, my family went on a picnic. We drove. It was wooded. It was familiar. We parked, and got our bikes out. We cycled around. My grandpa was toward the back. We circled the park. We arrived at the picnic area. Grandpa did not. We played… and we waited. Eventually, after a half-hour orContinue reading “Grandpa Just Did”
Christ’s Care for Infants
“Who is like Yahweh our God, The One who sits on high, The One who brings Himself low to see The things in heaven and on the earth?” Psalm 113:5-6 LSB The greater the love, the greater the grief. The greater the joy, the greater the sorrow. The LORD gives, and the LORD takes away.Continue reading “Christ’s Care for Infants”
Recommending the History of Women Voting in America, by KrisAnne Hall
History of Women Voting in America – KrisAnne Hall This hour-long video is so helpful. KrisAnne Hall begins by walking through many of the lies about the history of women in American history. Then she makes a positive argument for the position of women in America, and the rights they enjoyed. Faced with the manyContinue reading “Recommending the History of Women Voting in America, by KrisAnne Hall”
Broken Hearts, Broken Prayers
Broken hearts can yield but broken prayers. Richard Sibbes [1] Are we really free to pray? After long days and sleepless nights? After lonely walks or meetings in filled cathedrals? In distress and disquiet, are we still free to speak to God who is over all? When all we feel we can do is groanContinue reading “Broken Hearts, Broken Prayers”
The World was Made for You, not You for the World – Archive
I wrote this article a long time ago, but never fully edited it, and never published it. I decided to pull it out of the archive and post it here now, despite it’s pitfalls. In the future, I hope to write much more than this on this topic. For now, this serves as a precursorContinue reading “The World was Made for You, not You for the World – Archive”
Tiananmen, 37 Years On
Today was the 37th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, carried out by the Chinese Communist Party. Here are some posts about it worth reading and sharing… On June 4, the world marks 37 years since the Chinese Communist Party ordered its troops to attack thousands of peaceful demonstrators in and around Tiananmen Square. ThoseContinue reading “Tiananmen, 37 Years On”
The Damage of Divorce
Today, I came across this tweet from Frank Turek: “What makes divorce more devastating than death for so many kids?” As you can see, it wasn’t received very well online. So, I wanted to do something digging. Turns out, this isn’t an opinion at all. It’s backed by a LOT of data. In Terman’s LongevityContinue reading “The Damage of Divorce”
Did Bonhoeffer Believe in the Resurrection? Part 2
In the last post, we explored a critique of Dietrich Bonhoeffer by Richard Weikart. Now, we are going to explore the other citation used in that critique. Namely, that Bonhoeffer’s statement “We cannot and may not go behind the word of scripture to the real events,” shows that he rejected the historical character of theContinue reading “Did Bonhoeffer Believe in the Resurrection? Part 2”
Did Bonhoeffer Believe in the Resurrection? Part 1
Recently there was a debate between “Evangelical Dark Web” (EDW) and “Hitler Hated Christ” (HHC). I recommend the debate to you, not because I recommend the channel it was hosted on (I don’t), but for HHC’s performance. It’s solid, good-faith, evangelical debating. Find that debate here. After this debate, a lot of discussion was circulatingContinue reading “Did Bonhoeffer Believe in the Resurrection? Part 1”