My soul clings to you,Your right hand upholds me.
The Firstborn and Beginning of God’s Creation
BACKGROUND: The son of God, the son of man Then God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness. And let them have dominion over the fish…
Historical Timeline of Jesus’ Birth in Luke and the Quirinius Dilemma
Johnathan MS Pearce an atheist in his dialogue with Dave Armstrong gives ways hew believes would reconcile Luke in his comments on the proposed discrepancy between Luke 2:1-2 and Matthew…
God hides so he is approachable
This article is part of a series that begins here. An outline can be found here. We tremble and shrink back As discussed earlier (here), God has postponed the Day…
The day before the throne
This article is part of a series that begins here. An outline can be found here. The death of Shemei Solomon looked at the man standing before his throne and…
How dare you show up, God!
This article is part of a series that begins here. An outline can be found here. There are songs that act like a bladed spotlight, penetrating, cutting away at the walls I…
Futile suffering in this world
This article is part of a series that begins here. An outline can be found here. The Problem of Futile Suffering I listened as an atheist admitted that the most difficult quandary…
There no longer remains a sacrifice for sins, but a fearful expectation of judgement
The Gospel has come will we harden our hearts or embrace the lavish grace and rely on Jesus alone?
“and on this rock”
And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church Matthew 16:18 On this rock I will build my church The term “church” means…
The Covenant of Peace – the Melchizedek/Levitical Priesthood
An updated version of this post can be found here. There is a covenantal nature of God in his relationship with mankind. While many are familiar with the Adamic, Noahic,…
Peter’s Denial, pt 1: The Rooster Crow
The account of Peter’s denial is used as an example of how the Bible contradicts itself. In all the accounts but Mark, one crow is mentioned. But in Mark,…
