Knowing Good & Evil
by Think Divinely Contributor, Sally Fam
“He [God] intended people to know evil in contrast with good, as our Lord did. It is by the decree of God that a person who knows good by contrast with evil shall find life a desolating desert. When the cosmic order of earth and the […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
We live in an age of confusion – no one seems to know how to define truth, so it simply isn’t defined. After all, who really has the corner on truth? What is true for you is not true for me, and who are you to tell me how I should live my life? You stay in your corner with your truth, and I will stay in mine; that’s tolerance, that’s kindness, that will create peace... or will it? What happens when my truth collides with yours… where is the peace then?
Who has time to even think about this stuff? In our fast-paced American culture, where busyness rules, it’s hard to stop and think about things that greatly affect our lives. Who has time to really think? But I want to challenge you, if we fail to think about the times in which we live, we fail to truly live. So the question is: how do we think? We need to think… divinely.