Robert Tolan writes on René Guénon and why living in the era of Technology requires less thinking: A response to Dark Enlightenment's philosopher Nick Land. L'articolo Maximizing for Mystery proviene da IM—1776.| IM—1776
While urging Corinth to repent of elevating human wisdom over God’s wisdom (1 Cor. 1:18-2:5), Paul acknowledges, “Yet among the mature we do impart wisdom, although it is not a wisdom of this age or of the rulers of this age, who are doomed to pass away” (2:6). The apostle wanted the Corinthians to understand that not… Read More 1 Corinthians: The Spiritual Person — Jon Mitchell, Editor (Editorial: September/October, 2025)|
My wife is a culinary genius. I have the rotund belly of a hobbit to demonstrate her expertise. More than being an excellent cook, she endeavors to keep our kitchen sanitary and safe. We keep sprays in our kitchen to help decontaminate areas which contact agents that potentially carry bacteria and germs. In addition to… Read More Cross Contamination — Johnny Trail|
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on November 18, 2020 on biblicalfaith.online. It is reprinted here with permission from the author because I find its main point and exhortation still needed and relevant in the times in which we currently live. — Jon Hardships come in all shapes and sizes. They often harden the… Read More Church, Let’s Be Gentle (Gal. 5:22-23) — Jovan Payes|
There is a sermon outline somewhere, or an article, or a tract; I do not remember the format. You may have heard a lesson like this while attending a gospel meeting. What sticks is the title: “The …| carolinamessenger.wordpress.com
Christians in Britain do not enjoy free speech, according to Felix Ngole, a social worker who was refused a job over his Christian beliefs on LGBT issues only to find a court backed his anti-Christian prospective employer. The post Britain “No Longer Believes in Free Speech for Christians” appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.| The Daily Sceptic
The latest volume of the Australian Journal of Law and Religion has been published (and is freely available online here.) The Table of Contents is below- always worth reading! Contents- Volume 6, 2…| Law and Religion Australia
the fatty extremity of the rump of a goose, fowl, etc.—so called from the resemblance of this fatty extremity to the human nose—UK, 1826—earlier synonym: ‘pope’s nose’ (UK, 1788)| word histories
UK, 1828: an extremely severe clerical schoolmaster—Australia, 1885: any extremely severe magistrate, originally in reference to Parramatta magistrate Samuel Marsden (1765-1838)| word histories
If you're planning a trip to Spain—particularly to the enchanting cities of Córdoba, Granada, or Seville—this book isn't just recommended reading: it's essential! The Ornament of the World was a cornerstone of my research. The post Review | The Ornament of the World: Unlocking Islamic Spain: the Iberian Peninsula’s Most Fascinating Chapter first appeared on Jennifer Eremeeva.| Jennifer Eremeeva
My book, A Jewish Trinity: Contemporary Christian Theology through Jewish Eyes, has finally appeared. I thank my generous colleagues for some amazing blurbs for the book. Amazon Bookshop.org Barnes…| The Book of Doctrines and Opinions:
Pope Leo XIV suffered one of the greatest insults of his pontificate this week, though the heresy was not theological. Mar Awa III, Catholicos-Patriarch of the Assyrian Church of the East, gave the pontiff, a high-profile fan of the Chicago White Sox baseball team, customized memorabilia of the organization’s crosstown rivals. “I had the joy […]| Washington Examiner
By Paul A. Djupe and Brooklyn Walker [Image credit. National Women’s History Museum.] Every election cycle, millions of women cast votes. For many of them, their right to vote seems uncontroversial. After all, the 19th Amendment, which guarantees a federal right to vote for women, is over 100 years old, and women were voting in […]| Religion in Public
The assassination of Charlie Kirk puts to rest the dreamy hope that President Trump’s 2024 election was the final word on identity politics in America. The revolutionary faction he defeated at the ballot box walks not by argument, but by faith. It is a faith that the innocent victims of the world cannot rest until... Read more about: Charlie Kirk, Scapegoat The post Charlie Kirk, Scapegoat appeared first on The American Mind.| The American Mind
Makoto Fujimura— I would be introduced to Christianity later in my life. The journey started like a trickle of water falling from a faucet; drip by drip, through literature and... READ MORE The post Experiencing God Through Art appeared first on Yale University Press.| Yale University Press
Trying to understand God’s dealings in human history: I am constantly thinking about the state of the world, about international relations, about geopolitics, about justice,… The post God, Justice, Prayer and the Nations appeared first on CultureWatch.| CultureWatch
Meditation on Psalm 46 Reverend Dr. Karen Crawford First Presbyterian Church of Smithtown Reformation Sunday Oct. 26, 2025 We’ve been hearing about AI lately. Artificial Intelligence. If you don’t know what I am talking about when I say AI, that’s OK. I don’t know what I am talking about, either. Not really. Earlier this week,Continue reading "Be Still and Know"| Sharing God's Love and Grace
Meditation on Luke 17:11-19 First Presbyterian Church of Smithtown Reverend Dr. Karen Crawford Oct. 12, 2025 Art by Stushie, used with permission I had a nice phone conversation with Sue Potter Spe…| Sharing God's Love and Grace
by William Bray Introduction CHRISTIANITY IS THE single biggest roadblock to White victory in our time. We suffer from, among other things, a fundamental misunderstanding of it, why it emerged, why it dominated, and why it fundamentally reformed. The success of the religion has little or nothing…| National Vanguard
William Holman Hunt 1860 – The Finding of the Child Jesus in the Temple and And his mother kept all these things in her heart. Luke 2:19 This weekend I went to the Bethany Retreat House for a…| Veil of Veronica
We must take care in presenting truths and realities about our Lord: The longer I am a follower of Christ, the more I see the… The post Representing God Accurately appeared first on CultureWatch.| CultureWatch
Hoodoo is often misunderstood as dark magic, but it is actually a spiritual tradition rooted in African practices, developed by enslaved people to maintain connection, healing and empowerment. Dr. Kokahvah “Mama Koko” Zaditu-Selassie explains how Hoodoo continues to guide Black spirituality and everyday life, alongside organized religions like Christianity. The post Beyond the myths: Exploring Hoodoo with Mama Koko appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers.| AFRO American Newspapers
The article below provides an important perspective on the problems which ACNA is currently facing. It is written by The Very Revd Bryan Hollon, Dean and President of Trinity Anglican Seminary and is shared with permission from his blog ‘A Mere Christian on the Anglican Way’ (https://bryanhollon.substack.com/) The Church is Not Broken – Words for […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
Part 4 of Created for Love is entitled ‘culture.’ The first essay in this part, ‘Living in Love and Faith: The failure of history,’ is by Professor Mark Chapman. In this essay he begins by recounting his experience of being part of the ‘history group,’ which was one of the four working groups that contributed […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
Part 3 of Created for Love is ‘Creation.’ The first essay in this part is by Olivia Graham, the former Bishop of Reading, and is entitled ‘Kingdom shaped love.’ In the introduction to her essay, Graham declares that: ‘…the time is ripe for us to look again at what we, as a Church, teach […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
Part 2 of Created for Love is entitled ‘Church.’ The first essay in this part is by Bishop Stephen Croft and is entitled ‘Living well with Difference: A Primer in Anglican Ecclesiology. ‘ Croft begins his essay by declaring that: ‘As a church we face many challenges – just like the Church did in every […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
This review is the first part of a six-part review of Theo Hobson and John Inge (eds) Created for love (Canterbury Press, 2024). I have divided the review in to six parts corresponding to the six parts of the book, because a very long review is difficult to read online. Created for love is a […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
The announcement of the choice of the Bishop of London, Dame Sarah Mallally, to be the next Archbishop of Canterbury has been accompanied by frequent references to the Archbishop of Canterbury as t…| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
Is God good? Your initial response may be the one you learned in church or Sunday school; “God is good. All the time.” But what about your internal emotional reaction? It’s one thing for your head to “know” the “right” answer. It’s quite another for your internal nervous system, your feelings, to enthusiastically affirm the... The post Is God Good? Healing your Connection with God appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
What’s it like to be on the other side of you? If you were your friend, husband, wife, child, employee, boss, pastor, parishioner, what would it be like to be in relationship with you? And are you having the same effect on people that Jesus did? It’s human nature to fall into the mindset that... The post Do You Have the Same Effect on People that Jesus Did? appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
You are not an island. You have an impact on other people whether you realize it or not, and whether you want to or not. You matter – a lot! But this is also about more than just you. Your inner life gives off a fragrance that affects others. Who you become has ripple effects... The post Your Fragrance: How Your Inner Life Affects Others appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
Many people who are seeking to follow Jesus struggle with their sexuality. You might be like Paul, doing what you don’t really want to do or not doing what you know is right and good (Romans 7:15-19). Your thought life or fantasies or behaviors might feel out of your control, and you hate it. Along... The post How to Consecrate Your Sex Life to Jesus Daily appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
When the sun sets, how often do you worry that it’s gone forever? Probably never. If you’re sick or lonely, you might dread the night. Or perhaps you look forward to rest. You may toss and turn, or sleep eight uninterrupted hours. The night might feel too long or too short. But one thing you... The post You’re Not Too Far Gone: The Hope That Changes Everything appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
You were created in the image of God, with the need, desire, and capacity for intimacy. That need is part of your very DNA. It’s close to the core of your being. It’s no wonder the enemy has worked so hard to steal, kill, and destroy in this area. And intimacy gone wrong doesn’t only... The post Intimacy Gone Wrong: the Biggest Obstacle to Connection with God appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
The post Lies That Kill Intimacy: Common Myths About Sex and Relationships appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
One might think that something as vital to our wellbeing as intimacy is wouldn’t be so hard. But it is. You’ve been seeking it ever since you came into this world, and your attempts at true connection have often, perhaps almost always, ended in pain. The ache in your soul may feel raw and bleeding,... The post Five Reasons Why Intimacy Is Hard: What No One Tells You appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
Inspiring remarks about Puritan spirituality: While many contemporary Christians are seeking the next new thing, the next new teaching, the next new experience, or the… The post Packer, the Puritans, and Personal Godliness appeared first on CultureWatch.| CultureWatch
This site uses affiliate links to Amazon.com Books for which IANDS can earn an affiliate commission if you click on those links and make purchases through them. 1. Introduction to Angels and NDEs People having near-death experiences (NDEs) often report encounters with radiant beings of love, guidance, and protection – often recognized as angels. These […] The post Angels and the Near-Death Experience appeared first on Near-Death Experiences and the Afterlife.| Near-Death Experiences and the Afterlife
When King Charles attends a prayer service at the Vatican this week, it will be just a prelude to 2026, when a woman becomes the Archbishop of Canterbury. The post Will Women Rising in the Church of England Influence the Vatican? appeared first on Washington Monthly.| Washington Monthly
There was a time when false prophets had to travel from town to town, gathering a following through charisma and| Discern TV
This piece has a narrower focus than most of my other writing. It concerns an issue facing my own denomination, the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Canada, or FEB (or the Fellowship) …| Phil's Scribblings
We can take great comfort in the truths of this prophetic book: If you are anything like me, you look around and see all the… The post What Habakkuk Tells Us About History and Hope appeared first on CultureWatch.| CultureWatch
“On the cross, our savior said, ‘Father, forgive them, for they not know what they do.’ That young man [Tyler Robinson], I forgive him… I forgive him because it was what Christ did… The answer to hate is not hate. The answer, we know, from the Gospel is love and always love. Love for our […]| The Chicago Thinker
October 23rd 2025 We are told all too frequently that some event is ‘historic’ or ‘the first time since the Reformation’. But the State visit by the King and Queen to Pope Leo XIV was true in both …| Bishop in Europe
An important historian discusses Christianity and secularism in Europe: Talk about a grandiose title. No, I am not setting out to write a library-worth of… The post Recent European History, Politics and Religion appeared first on CultureWatch.| CultureWatch
It wasn’t too long ago that a prominent pastor named Andy Stanley said Christians might need to “unhitch” from the Old Testament. That comment drew considerable criticism (see Albert Mohler h…| Theology Along the Way
I’m currently a quarter of the way into Thomas Mann’s 1,500-page biblical epic Joseph and His Brothers, and an excursion into the theology of 1925 while I was in the zone felt a good idea. Bruce Fairchild Barton’s The Man Nobody Knows, says the Wikipedia, is ‘one of the best-selling non-fiction books of the 20th … … Continue reading →| Somewhere Boy
Great quotes on the Christian ideal of charity: If you wanted to discuss everything that C. S. Lewis had to say about love, you would… The post C. S. Lewis on Christian Love appeared first on CultureWatch.| CultureWatch
On the Puritan notion of godly liberty: Many Europeans who fled religious persecution in the old country came to the new world in order to… The post Winthrop and ‘A City on a Hill’ appeared first on CultureWatch.| CultureWatch
If Europe comes to an end, the church must take much responsibility for this: That Europe is in a real bad way few would dispute.…| CultureWatch
A few weeks ago, the sermon was on James 4:13-17, a passage about the arrogance of making plans without acknowledging the will of God. As I translated the passage, I was curious if the problem was …| The Slasher Pastor
Toward Christian Prudence The post The Challenge and Possibility of Christian Statesmanship appeared first on American Reformer.| American Reformer
A Response to J. D. Greear J. D. Greear has come out with a new article in The Gospel Coalition […] The post Fallaciousness Amid the Culture War appeared first on American Reformer.| American Reformer
When we think of self what do we think of? I think our minds go straightaway to self denial. Tim Keller has written an excellent book on self forgetfulness. I have often found myself giving the adv…| Paul Levy
Every man experiences moments when the weight of the world feels overwhelming. Every man faces moments when life feels heavier than he can carry. You pray, wait, and hope, but nothing seems to move. In those times, trust isn’t about control; it’s about surrender. True faith isn’t built in the calm. It’s forged during challenging […] The post 15 Bible Verses About Trusting God When Life Gets Hard appeared first on Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude.| Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude
Faith has a way of changing everything. It’s that quiet strength that shows up when life feels uncertain. It’s the voice that whispers “keep going” when nothing seems to make sense. For me, faith has never been about possessing complete answers. It’s about trusting that God’s plan is still beneficial even when I can’t see […] The post The Miracle of Faith: Stories of Transformation and Hope appeared first on Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude.| Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude
There’s a quiet pressure most men carry to stay calm, have answers, and lead with strength even when life feels shaky. The truth is, uncertainty tests everyone. Sometimes it manifests as a sudden change, such as a job loss, a health scare, or an unstable relationship. At times, uncertainty manifests as the gradual process of […] The post Embracing Uncertainty: How Faith Can Transform Fear into Courage appeared first on Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude.| Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude
Struggling with uncertainty? Learn what the Bible says about hope in uncertain times and how men can anchor their lives in God’s promises.| Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude
Lee Basham’s essay—“Sky Pilot Epistemology: Heaven’s Gate and Masada” (2025)— proposes that the self-destructions at Masada and of the Heaven’s Gate community may be judged “epistemically sound” insofar as, from within those communities’ shared background assumptions, their decisions were rational.... Read More ›Source| Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective
As the world celebrates a cease fire where Palestinians were forced to negotiate that bombs… The post THE GAZA GENOCIDE: SHILLONG BEARS WITNESS (PART 4) appeared first on RAIOT.| RAIOT
KNIFE: ma’akelet, feminine noun (Strong’s 3979) Original Spelling: מַאֲכֶלֶת from root akal אָכַל (meaning to eat, consume or devour) Sounds like: mah’ahkelet This week I went “under the knife” and had a trapeziectomy with suspensionplasty in my left hand. I had the same procedure (removing a bone in my hand to eliminate arthritis pain) in… Continue reading Ma’akelet: Under the KNIFE| Hebrew Word Lessons
Hodu: GIVE THANKS Original text: הוֹד֣וּ Sounds like: hoe-du Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!… well here in Canada at least. It’s a day of gathering and feasting! And in the Bible Thanksgiving is usually associated with a sacrifice of Thankfulness. In the belly of the fish Jonah prayed to God, saying, “With the voice of Thanksgiving [todah],… Continue reading Hodu: Give THANKS (or Thanks-Gifting)| Hebrew Word Lessons
For the past month we’ve been looking at the travels of Paul and the society Paul was living in. We looked at Paul’s time in Athens and Corinth. We looked at how society viewed children and women. …| Hebrew Word Lessons
What makes faith so difficult today? Cultural pathologizing has distorted doubt and weakened spiritual growth. The post The Hidden Cost of Normalizing Doubt appeared first on Public Square Magazine.| Public Square Magazine
Can Crucible Therapy align with Christian marriage? It exalts autonomy over covenant and lacks proven results. The post When Therapy Undermines Marriage: How Differentiation Fails the Christian Model appeared first on Public Square Magazine.| Public Square Magazine
I continue to believe that our best path forward is to respect one another and to avoid the constant temptation to engage in emotional and political manipulation from the left and right.| Public Discourse
We believe: Faith is not a crime. Worship is not a crime. Prayer is not a crime. [Chinese] This quote highlighted by CDT Chinese this week is drawn from a statement by the Zion (锡安 Xī’ān) Church following the arrest of dozens of its members last weekend. The full statement, translated by David Cowhig, continues: […]| China Digital Times (CDT)
This is a big moment for the podcast. A few months ago Rhema Newcastle (rhemafm.com.au ) approached me to talk about the possibility of doing a show with them. Initially we were thinking of a separate show but then I suggested that we just develop Quantum of the Wee Flea into a new show […]| TheWeeFlea.com
Due to popular demand! We have redone the Quantum Islam Special – tightened it up by removing the dated references and removed some of the music….Why? So that it can be used as a resource now and in the future….it has been one of our most popular podcasts…. Here is the updated one You can […]| TheWeeFlea.com
In this weeks Quantum I look at 12 times I have changed my mind about something…..the EU; Israel and the Jews; Democracy; Scottish Independence; Immigration; Socialism; Education; Climate Change and Al Gore; Islam; Transgender Ideology; Equality before the Law; Netflix. And the final word from Acts 28. with music from Europe, Dave Alvin, Leonard Cohen; […]| TheWeeFlea.com
The Danger of the Middle Road A Review of Os Guinness and Krish Kandiah on Unbelievable In the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk assassination, Premier Unbelievable had a fascinating discussion hosted…| TheWeeFlea.com
The strangeness of the experience of running away, the abrupt departure of enslavement, shocked the consciousness of those who experienced it, creating a kind of daze that animated those who built …| Literary Hub
by Deborah Under the Date Palm The problem with Sydney Sweeney is that she is a return to the drenching of overt sexuality that led us to this place of complete rejection of sexuality—mainly by young girls. Whether they acknowledge it or not, most young girls when they are in their blossoming years, are afraid...| Postcards from the Age of Reason
Did you ever notice how often God introduces himself as “The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob” in the Old Testament, or how often people refer to Him as “the God of” a speci…| Like An Anchor
ISLAM, ISRAEL AND THE WEST: A Former Muslim’s Analysis, by Danny Burmawi, was released on October 7, 2025: the second anniversary of the genocidal assault by Hamas on Israeli civilians and th…| Ben Slivka
Columbus Day ought to provoke reflection as much as celebration—and not just because the White House is emphatically committed to the latter. It was the right move, of course, for the administration to confidently reject acts of erasure like “Indigenous Peoples Day,” and the whole apparatus of academia, media, and elite-left cultural bludgeoning behind it.... Read more about: The Spirit of Columbus Lives On The post The Spirit of Columbus Lives On appeared first on The American Mind.| The American Mind
God is love. ~1 John 4:8. Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers and sisters, you did it to me. ~Matthew 25:40 Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.| Nancy Bailey's Education Website - Revive, Rally and Recover Public Schools
Welcome to our newsletter, dear readers, • Our first library highlight this month is a translation of texts on prayer (Collationes IX–X) by St John Cassian, traditionally considered the foremost Latin interpreter of the early Christian monasticism of Egypt, the “Desert Fathers”, for the Western contemplatives. As one of the authors of the Philokalia, and| The Matheson Trust
Archaeologists in southwestern Turkey have uncovered an astonishing architectural transformation in the ancient city of Kaunos—one that spans more than a millennium of history. Excavations near the city’s harbor have unearthed a Roman hospital that was later converted into a Byzantine monastery complex with a remarkably well-preserved church, offering an extraordinary window into the city’s […]| Archaeology News Online Magazine
How the Culture War is leading America ever deeper into Modernity| IM—1776
Meditation on 1 Cor. 3, selected verses (MSG) First Presbyterian Church of Smithtown, NY The Reverend Dr. Karen Crawford Oct. 5, 2025, in honor of our 200th/350th anniversaries Four years ago, when I was in conversation with a committee seeking a pastor for the Presbyterian church in Smithtown, I was curious how a congregationContinue reading "Embracing our History, Living our Faith"| Sharing God's Love and Grace
Meditation on 1 Timothy 1:1-14 (MSG) First Presbyterian Church of Smithtown, NY Reverend Dr. Karen Crawford World Communion Sunday: Oct. 5, 2025 Earlier this week, families with young children received a letter from me. I told them that today, on World Communion Sunday, we would be celebrating Communion early in the service, immediately following aContinue reading "Guard This Treasure, This Precious Thing"| Sharing God's Love and Grace
John Van Deusen throws down the gauntlet on what worship music should be.| Rambling Ever On
Christendom's miraculous naval victory over Islamic invaders 454 years ago should continue to inspire us today.| Blaze Media
This is probably the most ignored section of the Bible. This section of the Bible is called the Torah, also commonly called the Books of Law; or Old Testament| Rethink
Wandering around, took some pictures.| Family Inequality
Having talked about medical dramas, autism, and the hellscape depths of capitalism, we turn now to a simpler question: is there a piss kink in Paradise Rot? Paradise Rot is a 2009 short novel by Norweigan musician and novelist Jenny Hval. Translated into English in 2018, it follows a young Norweigan student starting university in […]| Death is a Whale
Dear all at IPC, I was recently with an elderly friend who I visit. When I arrived he was unusually agitated, getting up to check the windows were shut, muttering to himself, feeling cold and then …| Paul Levy
Scott J. Lawson June 20, 2024 Louisiana is now the first state to require the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom from kindergarten to public state-funded universities. A bill recently signed by Governor Jeff Landry requires a poster-sized display of the Ten Commandments in “large, easily readable font” along with other […]| Brass Tacks Politics
Today, discover inspiring stories of faith that changed lives—powerful journeys from the Bible and history that show how trust transforms.| Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude
All through the last month, in honor of the 92d anniversary of William Luther Pierce’s birth on 11 September 1933, we have been presenting some of his most significant works. In this 1982 article, Dr. Pierce offers his perspective on the religion that came to dominate our culture for more| National Vanguard
In that classic scene from the movie A Few Good Men, Lieutenant Daniel Kaffee, played by Tom Cruise is defending two Marines accused of murdering a fellow| Australian Family Party
Yesterday, I preached the funeral service of a dear friend. In the days leading up to his death, I reflected on what it means to be “swallowed up by life.”| Jonathan M. Threlfall
What should believers do amid extremism and grief? They choose peacemaking, refuse contempt, and honor every soul. The post As Extremism Roars, the Prophet’s Final Word Was Peace appeared first on Public Square Magazine.| Public Square Magazine
Turning Point USA’s first tour stop after the assassination of Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10 was at the University of Minnesota, and for many the experience was spiritual. The post Turning Point’s Christian Revival appeared first on UNICORN RIOT.| UNICORN RIOT
This editorial begins a study of the first of two letters to “the church of God that is in Corinth” (1:2a). Paul identifies himself as the author and alludes to his divinely given authority by mentioning how he had been “called by the will of God to be an apostle of Christ Jesus” (1:1a). He also cites “our brother Sosthenes” (1:1b),… Read More 1 Corinthians: Grace, Saints, And Being In Christ — Jon Mitchell, Editor (Editorial: March/April, 2025)|
How many times have we heard “For we walk by faith, not by sight?” We know those words by heart even if we do not know where they are found. That statement, found in 2 Corinthians 5:7, is part of a…| carolinamessenger.wordpress.com
A foundational truth mankind has struggled with since the garden of Eden is the fact that God is God and mankind is not. It was not happenstance that the old serpent tempted Eve with the words, “F…| carolinamessenger.wordpress.com
On October 24, 2024, a debate was held on the campus of Faulkner University in connection with the Faulkner Bible Lectureship: “Is Gambling Morally Acceptable?” Affirming this was William J. Pascre…| carolinamessenger.wordpress.com
There are few sections of Scripture as enigmatic as the opening verses of Genesis 6. One of the mysteries of this passage concerns the Nephilim, a group of individuals whose precise identity has el…| carolinamessenger.wordpress.com
