Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: CHARACTER
Self-destruction can be good or bad...it depends on you! I'd like to address two motivations for self-destruction. Don't worry, I'm not encouraging anyone to consider suicide. I've considered it many times, and finally lived to realize what a disastrous, wasteful, sad and selfish decision that could have been. God brought me into the world for a purpose: I don't have … Continue reading SELF DESTRUCTION AND SALVATION
I've lived long enough to have frequent moments of regret. I've done and said far too many stupid things. I've missed far too many great opportunities. I've neglected far too many lovely people. And far too many times I've said "Why did I...?" or "Why didn't I?" Before you start fretting on my behalf and … Continue reading THE “WHY DID I?” MOMENTS OF LIFE
There are people who insist that if you have beliefs you should keep them to yourself. That is, unless you're a Buddhist, a Muslim, an atheist, an evolutionist, a Hindu, or a follower of just about any other religion or philosophy...besides Christianity. In a world awash with political correctness it's the Christians who are expected to keep their … Continue reading PRIVATE RELIGION?
A few years ago , while observing the world of politics and the affairs of men, the word ”lawlessness”, in its Biblical sense, began to pop into my mind... Recently I've noticed several Christians commentators using the same word to help define the spirit of our times. Anyone who's missed the proliferation of lawlessness either isn't looking or … Continue reading LAWLESSNESS, FROM BEGINNING TO END
Have you seen one of those charts demonstrating how human knowledge has grown exponentially, how technology has grown exponentially, or how the world's population has grown exponentially? It seems a similar graph could now be prepared for social and moral decay, or perhaps we could call it "fundamental transformation..." The change being pushed upon all … Continue reading AGE OF LAWLESSNESS
Fuel for Faith, Food for Thought 