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What is Truth?
Jesus Christ, standing trial before the governor of Judea, Pontius Pilate, said when asked if He was a king in John 18:37-38, “You say rightly that I am a king. For this cause I was born, and for this cause I have come into the world, that I should bear witness to the truth. Everyone who is of the truth hears My voice.” Jesus said everyone who was of the truth would hear His voice. Pilate then put forth the profound, and what to him may have been enigmatic, statement when he said, “What is truth?” King David, the sweet
Vengeance is not ours
Yesterday, protests in Kabul erupted when a pastor of a small church in Florida decided that it would, in some way, be patriotic to burn copies of the Quran. He no doubt failed to see the backlash which such an action would inevitably spark.
Sabbath Salutations 07092010
I added to the PDF Books page the “Incredible History of God’s True Church” by Ivor Fletcher. It is a PDF that you are free to download and read. Enjoy! For the Sabbath Salutations, I wanted to share some thinking that has been on my mind this week… Emotional immaturity plagues society as a whole. Broken homes, the vacuum of right knowledge which is extant in modern culture, and the ever looming impact of materialism fostering a “get and take” mentality are certainly adding to the problem. Does the Bible have anything to offer in this area of maturity? Can
Mark Twain will live again
Today marks the 100th anniversary of Mark Twain’s death, April 21, 1910. He was 74 when he passed. A man wracked with failing health and a heavy smoking addiction, Twain lived his life in a manner that is common among those who are without the knowledge of God’s truth and way of life. He did what was right in his own eyes. That being said, he did contribute to the world of literature, and with impressive drive and diligence examining the stature and reknown he enjoyed during his life, not to mention that which his memory still enjoys, through his
Are you learning?
William Shakespeare is quoted as saying, “O! this learning, what a thing it is.” Do you and I feel this way? Is this how we approach the learning process in our lives. One thing that I’ve seen recently is those senior citizens in nursing homes who continue stay sharp and aware. How do they maintain this, some even into their 90′s? They learn.
