In the tradition of Schoolhouse Rock comes this short on the evidence for God! Move over Conjunction Junction, it’s time for Evidence! This video is the best apologetic video for kids that I have ever come across.
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 It is impossible to please God without faith (Hebrews 11:6). Accordingly, faith seemed like the next logical topic for the I believe series. So, without further ado, here is what I believe about faith: What Is Faith? Faith is the substance of things asked for [Hebrews 11:1] Where Does Faith Come From? Christ is the author of our faith [Hebrews 12:2] Continue reading I believe…What I Believe About Faith
 When I started the “Questions Kids Ask” series a couple of weeks ago with the question, Who made God?, I didn’t realize how popular that post would become. Indeed, in less than two weeks, it has become the most popular post ever on my blog. It has also sparked some interesting discussion including one commenter who asked, “So what made him up and decide to create the planets and life?” I don’t know how old this person is, but the question seems like a logical follow-up question in the “Questions Kids Ask” series, so I thought I would deal with Continue reading Why Did God Make Us? (Questions Kids Ask)
Mark Driscoll from Mars Hill Church recetly preached a sermon from 1 Peter 5:5 called Humble Christians. In that sermon he offers an 8 point “test” to determine how humble you are. He is quick to point out that you are likely not the best judge of yourself for all of these questions and it is best to ask people close to you to get a more accurate view of your humility level. The 8 questions are: Are you teachable? Continue reading 8 Questions to Determine How Proud You Are
The Day of the Lord I am currently reading through the minor prophets in my daily Bible reading. I noticed that the phrase “Day of the Lord” is a common theme in much of their writing, and I thought I would do a little study on the phrase to see if I could figure out what The Day of the Lord was really all about. After each passage, I offer some conclusions about what the passage says about the Day of the Lord. According to my ESV Study Bible, the earliest known usage of the phrase is in Amos 5:18-20: “Is not the Continue reading The Day of the Lord
I’m working on a new series for this blog called “American Idols.” I’m hoping to roll it out either later this week, or more likely next week some time. The series will look at some of the common idols in our American society today. I’ve also recently discovered the treasury that is the sermons and writings of Charles Spurgeon. I’m not sure how it has taken me this long to find them, but I’m glad that I finally did. His vivid writing bring theological concepts to life and light. Anyhow, in doing some research on what idolatry, I came across the Continue reading Spurgeon on Self-Righteousness
Throughout the history of the Christian church, men have endeavored to record the core fundamental beliefs of their faith. Through creeds, catechisms, and other writings, they have sought to summarize and memorialize their beliefs and convictions. I am not a theologian…just a simple sinner saved by the grace of Almighty God. That said, as Christians we are all members of a royal priesthood, and I believe that it is important to know what we believe and to be able to state it clearly for others. As a father and a worker in Children’s Ministry, I have found that this Continue reading I believe…What I believe about sin
Recently, ABC Nightline conducted another debate in their “Face-off” series. Previous face-offs have debated pornography and the existence of God. In their most recent face-off, ABC sought to debate the existence of the Devil. For this installment, they brought together Pastor Mark Driscoll of the Mars Hill Church and Annie Lobert who founded the Christian ministry “Hookers for Jesus” (on team Christian) to face-off against philosopher Deepak Chopra and Bishop Carlton Pearson. Several interesting points were raised during the debate, and I think there are some fascinating items to reflect on, so I thought I would do this blog entry with Continue reading Nightline Debate – Is Satan Real?
“Envy is the art of counting the other fellow’s blessings instead of your own.” …Harold Coffin “When men are full of envy, they disparage everything, whether it be good or bad”…Publius Cornelius Tacitus Resentment kills a fool, Introduction A couple of weeks ago, I was watching TV with my seven year old boy and five year old girl. We were watching Extreme Home Makeover together before they went to bed. They like the show, and I like the idea that they get to see people helping one another. In that respect, it’s a great show for them to watch. On Continue reading I Wish I Had Written That!
Originally posted October 1, 2008 on Facebook “Love demands the perfecting of the beloved; that the mere ‘kindness’ Make sure that nobody pays back wrong for wrong, but always try to be Introduction There is something missing in our world today. I used to think I was just getting older, but the more I watch, the more evident it seems to me. Kindness seems to have become a thing of the past. We give it lip service – “Be Continue reading The Power of Kindness
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