The Bible is both inspired and inerrant, which sets it apart from all other books. When I say the Bible is inspired, I mean it’s the very Breath of God (2 Tim 3:16, KJV). The Bible teaches us that Christ was the Word of God made flesh and dwelt among us (Jn 1:1). Therefore, we should believe nothing less than the Bible is the inspired Word of God and therefore authoritative. Jesus clearly endorsed this vRead More…
One Sunday our pastor preached on peace. I knew I needed more peace in my life. Frankly, I hardly knew what it was. My life is not peaceful. My soul and head were not full of peace, but I knew there was a spiritual peace because the Bible speaks of it. It is a motif in the Bible. The pastor gave everyone the opportunity to pray after the sermon. I made my way down to the small altar. Something weird Read More…
(Video: A Revival Account: Asbury 1970) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qOqitIKUNs Read More…
The Role and Place of Women in the Churches The role of women in the Church is still a hot-button issue for many. Prohibitionists use certain passages from Paul’s letters as proof-texts, while egalitarians try to see the larger context of such verses. Paul clearly supported women in ministry; indeed, he could not possibly have meant for them to simply “be silent” (1 Tm 2:11, NIV) since it would contRead More…
For a long time, I stopped telling this story. I was tired of some people laughing in my face. People are so cynical and evil these days. But this is my story and I will retell it to as many as will listen. I believe these things happen so that we can tell others! I also believe stories of this nature are more common than we may think. So, here goes . . . On a beautiful autumn day, I was driving home fRead More…
Dear brothers and sisters, when troubles come your way, consider it an opportunity for great joy. For you know that when your faith is tested, your endurance has a chance to grow. So let it grow, for when your endurance is fully developed, you will be perfect and complete, needing nothing (James 1:2-4, NLT). **** New recruits to the US Navy and Marine Corp know all about The Crucible.Read More…
Research methodology:
First-hand accounts will be taken from the Bible because they are the only
primary sources available. Mary Magdalene is a popular topic and many academic essays are available to inform my understanding of this fascinating disciple. Scholarly commentary will also be consulted to better understand this lady who has been called, “the apostle to the apostles.” Introduction Mary Read More…
I am just getting this blog up and running; the old blog was called MightGod.Blog. Additional content will be added soon. I hope I can take this website in a different direction and just a plain olf blog but I enjoy writing and I hope you are blessed by the wisdom that God has shared with me.Read More…
This article has been reprinted in the web a few times. It is my original work and I hope to expand on it someday. Enjoy! In John’s Gospel, Jesus made seven “I am” statements, plus other general statements that simply claim that “I am.” Each “I am” statement shows Jesus’ deity in a different light. The fifth “I am” will be the subject of this essay. John 11:25-26 (KJV) proclaims: “I am the resurrectRead More…