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The Failure of the Naturalistic View of Origins: Not Observable or Repeatable
When you look around, do you see evolution? I don’t. I also don’t see evidence of it. Yesterday out evangelizing, two other men with me, I talked to a professing former Christian, who now claims to be an agnostic. That he was agnostic wasn’t surprising. I talk to those about every week. However, he claimed […]
Who Is God? Trinity the Identity of God
Wrong views about God occur when men veer out of scripture for their understanding of God. We know God by His revelation of Himself. In and through God’s creation, we witness the works of God, which show His attributes. However, God’s works are not His identity. They are what He does. He creates, so He […]
Free Trade, Putin, and Other Takes on the Geopolitical Scene
Some of the right criticizes President Trump for the tariffs in favor of what has been termed, “free trade.” If you are a true conservative, you support free trade, and if you don’t, this marks you as not quite a conservative. I’m sure I haven’t arrived at a conclusion on this, but I have some […]
The Trip to Europe Continued (Ninth Post In Total)
Earlier Posts: One Two Three Four Five Latest Wrap-Ups: One Two Three On Monday night of our second week, I parked a block away from our flat in London near a local park. When you get into the outskirts of London, the parks are ill kept. It reminds me of certain inner-city parks where we […]
Evan Roberts & the Welsh Revival of 1904-1905: The Opposite of Jonathan Edwards, Part 10 of 22
The content of this post is now available in the study of: 1.) Evan Roberts 2.) The Welsh Revival of 1904-1905 3.) Jessie Penn-Lewis on the faithsaves.net website. Please click on the people above to view the study. On the FaithSaves website the PDF files may be easiest to read. You are also encouraged […]
Are You Woke? The Truth Behind the Evangelical Woke Movement
PART ONE People read here, as evidenced in the statistics on my dashboard. Just because I may not get comments or compelling ones, ones that indicate people with understanding, doesn’t mean that I’m not hitting target or that those people aren’t reading. Maybe they don’t care. Maybe they have something to hide. On July 2, […]
A Few (Now More than a Few) Wrap-Ups of Our Trip to Europe — number three
Part One and Part Two (just posted, so you can read these two, two and three, like one longer post) The first two weeks of our Europe trip were spent in the UK. I rented a car in London on the second Monday for two, day trips, the first to Chartwell, the home of Winston Churchill. […]
A Few Wrap-Ups of Our Trip to Europe — number two
Number One The first Sunday afternoon of our trip to Europe my wife, two youngest daughters (17 and 20), and I took the underground to Bunn Hill Fields Burial Ground, which is an old nonconformist cemetery. We started at the Elephant and Castle Station, where Metropolitan Tabernacle is, and took the Northern line to the […]
Investing in Clean, Christian Investments: a “How To” Letter
A brother in Christ who is a missionary in Africa inquired from me concerning investing in Christian mutual funds, having found my post on the topic on my website. He asked about both stock investments and about my article on how to do peer-to-peer lending in a Christian manner. I thought that my response to […]
A Dust Storm of Evangelism, pt. 2
Part One I’ve written on the motivation for evangelism already this year (here), but in light of the dust storm of evangelism, I want to revisit. In part one, I wrote that evangelicals in our area have a goal of numerical growth, making their group get bigger. They are motivated by getting bigger and all […]
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