Often, not everything that could be covered gets covered in our sermons. A good deal gets left on the cutting room floor, as it were, for time’s sake. Usually, the additional references and points get turned into series, or classes and books. Such certainly is the case with a lesson on Fathers like we had … Continue reading A Father’s Love
That the Messiah would have His own government was a belief with which every good Jew was enthralled from nearly the beginning of the Torah. It’s no wonder why. The Hebrew nation began after a couple of hundred years of slavery. After that, they were subjugated by nearly every wandering tribe, city-state, and empire. After … Continue reading What Christian Nation?
You know what people hate? Being lectured to. There are exceptions to this. People still go to TED talks, a modern update of the lyceum lecture halls popular in times past. You could possibly[1] be considered an exception at worship during the sermon. But you signed up for this, and so did they. Most people … Continue reading Questions with Answers
In the 1970s, psychologist Dr. Frank Wesley wanted to solve a mystery. He had discovered a similarity among the vast majority of American soldiers that defected to North Korea during the Korean War, twenty years earlier. They all came from the same basic training camp. But why? That was the mystery. Further investigation revealed that … Continue reading With Open Arms
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