I really thought I was done with technology. I was ready to call it quits.
I often come across the question: Is baptism necessary for salvation? It’s a topic that generates a lot of discussion and sometimes confusion among Christians. Let’s dive into what the Bible says and clarify this important aspect of our faith.
Have you ever come across a Bible verse that seemed straightforward but later realized it was a bit more complex? Today, we’re diving into some of those commonly misunderstood verses to reveal their true meanings.
Today’s post is something a bit different from my usual personal stories and reflections. I’m diving into a topic that’s always fascinated me and I think you’ll find it intriguing too: the events leading up to the Battle of Armageddon. This isn’t just another blog entry, it’s a special deep dive into the prophetic scriptures and what the Bible says about the end times. It’s a bit of a departure from my normal musings, but I promise it’s going to be a fascinating and eye-opening journey. So, let’s grab our Bibles and dig into the mysteries of Armageddon together.
Today, I want to dive into something that’s been on my heart for a while, why reading the Bible is so crucial if you want to walk the walk as a true Christian. Calling yourself a Christian is one thing, but living it out is another. And guess what? The Bible is our ultimate guide for this journey, a handbook for our human and spiritual life.
There’s something incredibly rejuvenating about spending a day at the beach. The sound of the waves, the warmth of the sun, and the simple joy of watching a sunset can serve as gentle reminders of the beauty of God’s creation. During our current trip to Florida, I had one of those days, filled with tranquility and a surprising encounter.
Greetings from sunny Florida! As I navigate the heat (not as scorching as it feels, but still high 80s), juggle the demands of babysitting, and try to find enough time for everything, I am reminded of God’s constant presence and provision. It’s in moments like these that I reflect on the words of the Psalmist: “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” (Psalm 23:1).
Today, I’m stoked to dive into Mark 12 with you. My wife and I had this study the other day and I am going to put a quick summary together for you. This chapter is like a treasure chest overflowing with wisdom, and I’m excited to share the gems inside with you.