Archive for the 'Life' Category

The Sad Story of a Life Without God

Over the Christmas break as I was waiting on my daughter to choose some books from our local library, I was intrigued when I saw a book titled My Life without God. The book is an autobiography written by William …

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Grandpa’s Godly Legacy

I mentioned in Tuesday’s blog that my dad was sorting through some old things that had belonged to his parents. During the sorting, he came across a letter that his father had sent to him while he served in the …

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Am I a Coward?

A couple weeks ago, Bill Nye “The Science Guy” posted a video on YouTube entitled “Creationism is Not Appropriate for Children.” The video went viral, and as of today it has had over 4 million views. A few …

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Battle of the Billboards

Recently the American Atheists released their new billboard that blatantly attacks Christ and Christians.*

Just as they did in their previous Christmas billboard a few years ago, they have depicted Christianity with supposed “facts” that are simply not true.

A …

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One of Zoe’s Last Wishes

Last Saturday I had the opportunity to meet 10-year-old Zoe and her family at the Creation Museum. A couple years ago, Zoe was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor and given less than a year to live. After several types …

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Authority, Opinion, and the Definition of Marriage

It’s been all over the news—and unless you live under a rock, you probably know what I’m referring to. Dan Cathy, president of Chick-fil-A, defined marriage according to the Bible and a media storm ensued. Cathy stated, “We are very …

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Adventures in Appalachia

This past weekend, it was my great pleasure to speak at the Appalachian Bible College (ABC) Women’s Auxiliary Retreat. It was so refreshing to be at a Christian college that is committed to upholding the truth and authority of God’s …

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Can You Marry Yourself?

Sadly, in our culture today the answer is yes.  In Fargo, North Dakota, a woman married herself. She stated, “I was waiting for someone to come along and make me happy. At some point, a friend said, ‘Why do …

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Is Singing a Form of Praying?

For our staff chapel yesterday we had the pleasure of hearing Dr. Fred Coleman from Bob Jones University. Not only did he lead us in worship through singing, but he also talked about the songs we sang and the history …

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The Weaker Parts

My friend Stacia has a son with multiple disabilities, and she shared at our recent Answers for Women conference about understanding her son in relation to the sovereignty and goodness of God. She recently wrote a blog post about her …

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