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The Desire of the Divine – why the Bible is inspired

The evidences for the inspiration of the scriptures may be plain for the eye of the believer to behold, but secular society does not grant the Bible its God-given authority. There is constant attack on the accuracy of the texts, and plenty of doubt about its inspiration. Secularists like to tell the public that the […]

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How God Changes Watery Tears into Wine

Jesus used a parable of the vine and branches to teach His followers how He is the life-giving vine, and believers are merely attached to this vine for its life-sustaining elements (John 15:5). The vinedresser must inspect the plant to see where pruning needs to be done to get the grapes producing the best tasting […]

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Why Some Kids Are Born into Poverty: what to tell your children

Tucking her daughter into bed at night, Megan reminded Emma that we’re blessed to live in the United States where there is plenty of good food to eat and clean drinking water. She said some poorer countries don’t have these basic needs. Her seven-year old daughter then wonders why those poor people can’t move? Megan answered […]

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The Waiting Game

Thanks to all who voted for my recent attempt at winning a writing contest. I made it into the qualifying rounds, and the final three winners in both fiction and non-fiction will be announced next week! So, now I have to play the waiting game… Scripture teaches a lot about waiting: Psalms 27:13-14   I believe that […]

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Jesus is Lord… Even Over the Middle East

“In the City of God, we are all immigrants and refugees…” a friend recently posted this in response to the current travel ban to the US (United States) that the Trump administration has enacted. The ban targets Muslim countries that are tied to terrorism. Many are crying foul because this goes against what the US has […]

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