This is not my "new year resolution," it is my new year restitution. For too long have I robbed God of my time, treasure, and talent. I need to give back, or more appropriately, not waste the precious resources that the Lord has given me to steward. TIME I, along with Mandy, have decided to… Continue reading The New Year
Tag: Faith
The Biblical Truth of Dispensations
I have read Larkin's Dispensational Truth (1918) more than once and I reference it often. I understand his definitions and descriptions of dispensationalism as periods of time. More specifically, "a 'DISPENSATION' stands for a 'moral' or 'probationary' period in the world's history." However, he gets there by going beyond the words of the King James… Continue reading The Biblical Truth of Dispensations
Godliness with Contentment
I would say that most Christians experience either contentment or godliness. There's also a significant number that experience neither. Our goal, and one that it appears very few meet, is to be both godly AND content. Think about your own life. First of all, are you content? Are you satisfied with your job, salary, family,… Continue reading Godliness with Contentment
Guest Post: Conspiracies
This is an essay written by guest author, Allen Simmons. He has a Bachelor's degree from Baptist Bible College and a Master of Religious Education degree from Tennessee Temple University. Allen has decades of experience studying, preaching, and teaching the Bible at several institutions including the Akron Baptist Temple, Copley Baptist Temple, and Calvary Baptist… Continue reading Guest Post: Conspiracies
A House Divided
My church doors are open. It seems that whenever I tell another "Christian" that my church is still holding services (which is not yet illegal in my state), they look at me completely side-eyed. Some have gone as far as to say that I am endangering them because I choose to meet with other Christians… Continue reading A House Divided
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