Publisher info : I DO IT AGAIN With their professional success and adorable twin daughters, Jeff and Cheryl Scruggs looked like the perfect couple. But their polished facade concealed a widening chasm between two people unable to connect on an intimate, soul-deep level. After years of frustration, Cheryl’s desire for emotional fulfillment led to an […]
One of the greatest proofs of the necessity of Christ’s death on the cross for man’s reconciliation with God is in the prayer that He prayed in the garden of Gethsemane. Jesus, in the deep anguish of His soul cried out to the Father and said if it were possible, the cup of suffering be
The Cross – gratuitous, an exercise in masochism? Read More »
Dear, dear, i dare say i have become a bit too aware of the feuding factions of Christendom and my charismaticopentecostal simplicity of simply loving Jesus is gone forever. Blame it on all those cantankerous Calvinist basement bloggers oozing theological smugness and biblical bile. Blame it on the scarcity of ‘cheweonable’ pentecostal theological works and
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I love being a christian, i think it is a most glorious thing to have knowledge of Christ and to be in right relationship with Him. It has been of immense benefit to me inwardly and outwardly to know Christ. Yet I know that without me the gospel would still exist. So there is objective
The TED (Technology, Education, Design) talks furnish a steady offering of insightful, thoughtful, sometimes humorous, often liberal perspectives on life, technology, the present and future and how they all tie together. True, much of it will not square soundly with a biblical perspective on life, but there are babies there that can, and must be
In building and ministering to people there is the constant tension between meeting their needs and directing their focus outward. I find that many people who are not committed Christians who do believe there is a God tend to feel He has better things to do than focus on their own little selves, and only
