We so often talk about God knowing everything in advance, exactly what will happen and when, but we often don’t follow that to its logical (or rather not-so-logical) conclusion: if God is never wrong and He knows everything I will do in advance, then I have no choice because if I were to choose then [More >>>]
This was posted as a comment on Skip Moen’s blog, but I wanted to repost it here because it clarifies a lot of questions I had/have. Granted, it’s one person’s view and since I don’t know much about the Jewish beliefs (other than what’s in the Bible), I don’t know if it’s perfectly, precisely, 100% [More >>>]
Since I’m running late this morning and in light of the new school year starting, I’m posting a link to Skip Moen’s daily word post. It’s, appropriately, about enlightenment, the relative worth (or lack thereof) of knowledge, and the importance of application. Have fun! If you’re feeling (I can’t think of the word, but it’s [More >>>]
No long post today as I have to run to work early (I’m trying to be there by 6:30 am – school starts at 7:18 am). It’s the first day back at school for the kiddos! However, Skip has a great post today about how in Yeshua we are all brothers and sisters, equals. None [More >>>]
Isn’t it interesting how the truth changes over time? You’d think that the truth is the truth and doesn’t change, but you’d be wrong. Or rather, you’d be right, but our definition of the truth is wrong. For example, Genesis 1-3. The truth is that there is more to that story than what we get [More >>>]






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