In a previous blog, I argued that Luke shows a sense of humor in Luke 8:25, which records the disciples’ comment that the wind and sea heard and did what […]
I recently noticed two places in Luke’s writing that are humorous. I’m not sure many people recognize how funny they are. The two “jokes” are related, and I thought it […]
We don’t know who they were, but the original recipients of the letter to the Hebrews were going through a rough time. They were being persecuted for their faith in […]
I’m old enough to remember when smoking cigarettes was cool. All the beautiful actresses and handsome actors in movies and on TV smoked. It was considered both sexy and elegant. […]
Jeśli chcesz być pod wrażeniem, przeczytaj historię Dietera Denglera, jednego z zaledwie trzydziestu trzech jeńców wojennych, którzy uciekli podczas wojny w Wietnamie. Gwarantuję, że pomyślisz lub nawet powiesz: „Nigdy nie […]
By Ken Yates Every one of us have heard a gospel presentation that started off like this: “You must recognize that you are a sinner.” I visited a church website […]
By Ken Yates INTRODUCTION In the first two chapters of Romans, Paul speaks of the wrath of God. When they hear that phrase, most Evangelicals assume that it refers to […]
Agur, a man of whom we know very little, wrote Proverbs 30. Most students of the Bible will recognize one of the characteristics of his writing. He likes to enumerate […]
But He answered and said to them, “My mother and My brothers are these who hear the word of God and do it” (Luke 8:21). In Luke 8:21, the Lord […]
I have a lot of respect for people who can start their own businesses. They’re able to take a chance and do something new. It’s like rolling the dice. It’s […]
“Greet Priscilla and Aquila [and] the church that is in their house” (Rom 16: 3, 5). I’ve been a believer for fifty-four years. During that time, I’ve been...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and David Renfro are talking about a controversial issue. Were the Old Testament characters of...
Recently, I did a blog titled “No True Scotsman.” It dealt with the logical fallacy of a person’s stating a position and holding on to it, even when confronted with irrefutable evidence...
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