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How Could God Take a Town Away That’s Called “Paradise”?

Fires in California have been destroyers. Lives, houses, buildings are among many of the losses from these devastating blazes. Despite people’s best efforts, wildfires keep happening in the Golden State at alarming rates. In the most recent fire, meteorologists claim that the winds were blowing the burning flames the length of EIGHT football fields. Every. […]

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My Fast Taught Me So Much – even with a gourmet chocolate temptation

Part of Think Divinely’s goal is to write about everyday Christianity and how this changes our way of thinking. One day when I was fasting, I attended a women’s luncheon at my church. The grace of God was on me because while everyone sat and ate, I didn’t, and it wasn’t that hard. Instead, I […]

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Avoid Witnessing? Helpful Tips to Boost Confidence Next Time ‘They’ Knock

The doorbell rings. You peek through the window to see that it’s two guys wearing white shirts and black ties holding pamphlets in their hands. Oh dear… it’s probably the Mormons, you think, or maybe it’s Jehovah’s Witnesses (JWs). It doesn’t matter. You know what they claim isn’t true. So, you don’t answer the door. […]

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Loving the Unseen God – Christians Accused of Being Atheists?

One thing that skeptics cannot understand is how Christians can love a God that is unseen by the physical eye. We’ve become so saturated with this view from science—a worldview called Naturalism now permeates our culture from education to the media. This view believes that nothing material exists, and states that everything must be measured […]

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Hope in Jesus Alone

by contributing writer, Apologist Sally Fam Recently the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) reported on a family physician who is now suspended and arrested for child exploitation. The family physician, who had been practicing for 30 years, was also a professor at the University of Alberta, in the faculty of Medicine. Moreover, he was the president […]

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Why Doesn’t God Prove His Existence? 5 ‘Seeker-Sensitive’ Tips to Share

I’ve met many people over the years who tell me that if God would just show up personally, in a visible manifestation of Himself, then they’d believe. When I answer that God did show up on Earth in the person of Jesus Christ about two-thousand years ago, they say, “That’s not good enough!” They want […]

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Sikhism to Seeking Jesus

A personal testimony of Shelley Singh Although I think Social Media has drawbacks (like reducing real ‘face-time’ and circulating false info), many good things can come from it. Some of those are meeting sincere people who love Christ. One I’ve met is a woman who’s been following my Think Divinely blog named Shelley Singh. Shelley’s […]

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“Lip Service” Christians: 10-points on How to Recognize the Real Deal

Skeptics often point their fingers at evil done by Christians to validate their belief that there is no God. The Crusades, witch hunts and racism have definitely left their scars on Christianity. It’s easy for skeptics to discard the Christian faith based on these horrific acts, but Dr. Clay Jones, associate professor at Biola University […]

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“Get Rid of Religion!”

The battle cry of critics when Christians go wrong Anytime a Christian leader, be it the Pope or an Evangelical preacher, commits a sin, it reflects poorly on the whole Body of Christ. We are, after all, in this faith together (1 Cor. 12:27). Believers are part of a bigger picture, a meta-narrative called the […]

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What Everyone Should Know about the Golden Rule (Part II)

by contributing writer, Sally Fam In the previous post, I pointed out how we tend to misunderstand and misapply the Golden Rule. I also offered a different interpretation of the Golden Rule claiming that it is the proper interpretation given its context. Here, I will offer more detail of the evidence supporting Jesus’s intended meaning […]

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