It is gardening time!
- 09th June 2011
- Roger Meyer
Many people develop “gardening fever” in the spring. Ever since God planted Earth’s first garden—called the Garden of Eden—a number of very significant events have happened in gardens.
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Summer Fruit
- 07th June 2011
- J. Davy Crockett III
A recent trip to a local outdoor produce market revealed a wide variety of locally grown produce on display, including many vegetables as well as colorful fruits such as strawberries, peaches and plums—beautiful things to eat. It is the beginning of the season, and the fruits and vegetables are fresh and plentiful. The abundance was amazing, and the market was...
Delivering Ahaz: The Immanuel Prophecy
- 04th June 2011
- Wyatt Ciesielka
This is the story of God’s faithfulness triumphing over ancient king Ahaz’ faithlessness. This is the story of God giving temporary deliverance to Judah despite Ahaz. This is also the story of God promising future deliverance by Another.
The necessity of war?
- 31st May 2011
- Adam J. West
The Russia Today news agency reports a boom underway in the iron market! Business is prospering for the defense contracting industry as a whole. Iraq, Afghanistan and the more than 1,000 United States military bases worldwide provide a ready stream of business for these contractors. During a career-day expo held in Charlottesville, Virginia, one interviewee...
Memorial Day
- 28th May 2011
- Richard Franz
Memorial Day, declared officially by the United States Congress in 1971 as a national holiday, is observed in the U.S. on the last Monday of May. It is a day on which Americans commemorate the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. The observance of this day began soon after the end of the American Civil War and was initially known as ...
Use Knowledge Rightly
- 26th May 2011
- Adam J. West
Some want to know it all when it comes to the Bible. Having a right and balanced desire to learn and grow in scriptural knowledge is good. It can help us grow in our relationship with our Creator. But this same desire becomes lopsided when the emphasis is on trying to understand subjects where God has purposefully withheld key details, or where the Bible is...
How Would Jesus Drive?
- 24th May 2011
- Dylan King
Have you been cut off in traffic lately? Have you ever been stopped at a red light, only to have the driver across from you turn in front of you the moment the light turns green, violating your right-of-way? Do you frequently find cars dangerously riding your rear bumper? Or perhaps you’re reading this thinking, “Well, I’m usually the one doing the tailgating,...
Scripture and Homosexual Clergy?
- 19th May 2011
- Wyatt Ciesielka
Following the Episcopalians, Evangelical Lutherans, and the United Church of Christ, the 2.3 million member Presbyterian Church (U.S.A) recently voted “to allow the ordination of openly gay and lesbian ministers.” Instead of voting about it, sincere Christians should look at what God’s word says on the matter.
What the critic says
- 17th May 2011
- Roger Meyer
We’ve all received criticism—at home, in the neighborhood or workplace—for something we did or didn’t say or do. Perhaps we ourselves have been the critic. How should we handle criticism?
A quiet moment
- 14th May 2011
- J. Davy Crockett III
When I was in college, many years ago, sowing a bumper crop of “wild oats,” my time was crammed with activities. You have probably experienced something like it—classes to attend, research and studies to complete, extra-curricular activities and social obligations, with a healthy dose of goofing off mixed in, each day starting early and going late, seldom...