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Where Will You Dwell?

Planning summer vacations can be so much fun! There are endless possibilities stretched before you: where you will go, what you will do, what food you will eat, and don’t forget—where you will stay! Many people consider going camping, because with a simple tent setup (which oftentimes isn’t that simple), you can stay just aboutContinue reading “Where Will You Dwell?”

Till There’s Nothing Left

My kids know I am famous for theologically picking apart songs on the radio. I’m not trying to be a curmudgeon—I’m trying to make them think, and hopefully have some invigorating and fruitful conversations along the way. The world shoves so many messages at us which we swallow and digest without even tasting. How doContinue reading “Till There’s Nothing Left”

Flashback Friday – The Attributes of God (Part 4): Independence

The God who made the world and everything in it, being Lord of heaven and earth, does not live in temples made by man, nor is he served by human hands, as though he needed anything, since he himself gives to all mankind life and breath and everything. (Acts 17:24-25) From the time we canContinue reading “Flashback Friday – The Attributes of God (Part 4): Independence”

Renounce Your Wish, Gain Your Soul

What would you give up in order to gain your life? In the movie Wonder Woman 1984, Diana (aka Wonder Woman) makes a wish on an ancient artifact, the Dreamstone, which is said to grant the holder whatever they desire. Diana’s wish is to have her old flame, Steve, brought back to her from theContinue reading “Renounce Your Wish, Gain Your Soul”

Flashback Friday – The Attributes of God, Part 5: Eternity

“Behold, God is great, and we know him not; the number of his years is unsearchable.” (Job 36:26) If you could have one superpower, what would it be? If you could bend the laws of nature, what would you do? Move things with your mind like Jean Gray? Bend time like Dr. Strange? Have x-rayContinue reading “Flashback Friday – The Attributes of God, Part 5: Eternity”

Flashback Friday – The Days Between the Dash

Her obituary stopped me dead in my tracks. I didn’t know her at all. I didn’t even go searching for it. In fact, I don’t even get the paper. I just happened to be carefully wrapping my belongings in some borrowed old newspaper for my upcoming move. Thousands of tiny black words leaving their sootyContinue reading “Flashback Friday – The Days Between the Dash”