Is Your Worship Rational?
Worship isn’t exclusive to Sunday mornings or private prayer. Showing reverence or admiration for anyone or anything eventually provokes an attitude which surrenders attention, personal pleasure or profit to that particular object of devotion. In his letter… Read More
Verbs With Teeth
Verbs have always intrigued me. Just like other writers, the Biblical authors often used them to amplify the force of their intentions. And I’m convinced that one of the most profound examples of this is revealed in a… Read More
Feeding On the Flesh of Life
I’d sure like to know what it tasted like. Manna, that is. In the ancient Writings of the Old Testament, it’s recorded as being “…like coriander seed, white, and its taste was like wafers with honey.” [Exod. 16:31… Read More
Hooked On a Feeling
I love tools. Not only do they make me money, but they satisfy my instinctive male passion to manipulate things. However, my wife will testify that manipulation is a term of relevance, recounting the day I “manipulated” a… Read More
Living in the Hope of His Presence
Focus and absorb. That’s the ticket. To the casual Bible reader, the apostle Paul’s first letter to “the church of the Thessalonians in God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ” might easily be overlooked as the literary… Read More
Putting “Rest” to Rest
Sundays are special. It’s a good opportunity to get some rest and reflect on what I’ve accomplished and worship the One Who makes that possible. It’s an occasion to celebrate a time-honored tradition which has evolved from an… Read More
Getting a Sense of Sensibleness
I don’t hear anybody teaching about the importance of sound Bible teaching. So I can assume that being sure about what the Scriptures say isn’t nearly as important as what the plumber says about a leaking toilet, or… Read More
Feeling the Animalousity
I’m gonna’ break one of my rules here and voice an opinion. It’s grounded in a simple, deep-seated conviction that human beings were [and are] created in the image of God and are therefore dominant over every other living… Read More
Life Given is Worth Defending
I’ve noticed a disturbing paradigm shift in logic over the years. When it comes to developing a realistic solution for law-abiding citizens to protect themselves and their families from random episodes of mass murder carried out in public… Read More
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Last Updated: November 7, 2023 by cjournalme
Are We a Body of Cowards?
My wife and I went to see the motion picture Gosnell the other day at a local movie theater. We went expecting to witness some of the documented horrors about a Philadelphia physician who was convicted a few of… Read More