I hear this question raised too many times: “Why do people who call themselves Christians rarely find the courage to act upon that conviction when they’re challenged on a personal level?” One could argue, of course, that there’s… Read More
Some would argue that adoption isn’t what it used to be. Even though the legal process behind it has remained somewhat unchanged over the past two millennia, most decisions to assume custody of another person have evolved from… Read More
I’ve got enough to be concerned about without trying to manipulate the climate. As part of the human race, I’m obligated to abide in the Lord’s directive given to the first man Adam—that is, to “…be fruitful and… Read More
Time is a frustrating device indeed. Sometimes we need it to pass quickly, but more often, we simply can’t come up with enough of it. One thing is certain though, we have to live and operate within its… Read More
Just finding myself on the right side of the good fight isn’t always enough. Knowing why I’m there is just as important. If I say that I’ve set myself apart from the depravity this world reveres, I need… Read More
It doesn’t take me long to get my fill of something. That’s because everyone has a limit to what he can consume and digest, regardless of its palatability. I’m sure Rod Serling understood this well. As a teenager,… Read More
For years I struggled with the notion that I could be strong when I was weak. I’m talking about after I chose to repent and lay down my life for Jesus Christ. I just couldn’t seem to get… Read More
There’s a passage in the Bible that just won’t preach. Maybe it’s because “the devil’s in the pronouns.” After all, any pastor willing to provoke the flock to Scriptural literacy is bound to open up a can of… Read More
I’ve had my share of ritual washings. As an infant in a Presbyterian family, I was sprinkled with holy water—or so I’ve been told. Then, when I was twenty-six years old, my wife and I agreed to be… Read More
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Posted: February 24, 2020 by cjournalme
Sense and Sensuality
Sometimes a word is dirty just by association. A good example would be the term “sensualism,” a human condition precipitated by any kind of gratification to the senses—that is, by touch, sight, hearing, smell or taste. The senses… Read More