Communication

  • A Response to a Loved One Concerning Systemic Racism

    “The way of a fool is right in his own eyes, but a wise man is he who listens to counsel” (Prov 12.15; NASB). Dear “D”, I don’t have Facebook, a decision I made a few years back and, in many ways, I think a wise one. I do however, from time-to-time, see how things…

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  • Debating Abortion: Why it’s Done and What’s the Appropriate Response?

    Why is there a debate on abortion? Have you ever sat back and really chewed on the reasons behind the debate? I was born in the late 70’s, and so as long as I can remember (at least when I started to care about such things) the debate on this issue has been the norm.…

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  • Wetting our Fingers

    Wetting our Fingers

    If you wet your finger and stick it up in the air you can tell what direction the wind is blowing. There is a somewhat obscure (out of the way to most Bible readers) that makes the following comments regarding some godly leaders of their time: “…the sons of Issachar, men who understood the times,…

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  • Who’s Really in the Dock?

    Who’s Really in the Dock?

    C.S. Lewis on evangelizing: “…the difficulties which a man must face in trying to present the Christian Faith to modern unbelievers…is too wide a subject for my capacity or even the scope of an article. The difficulties vary as the audience varies. The audience may be of this or that nation, may be children or…

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  • The Wisdom of the Babbler gives Meaning to the Cross of Christ and the Resurrection of our Lord

    When Paul was in Athens (read Acts 17.16-34), as was his common practice, he reasoned from the Scriptures to prove Jesus as the Christ. The very thing he did in Thessalonica and in Berea, he did everywhere he went. Scripture tends to give brief summaries of what was said by the apostle, rather than his…

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