How you think changes everything
How do you “think divinely?” As a Christian, it first starts with your identity. You need to really get who you are in Christ before you can get your thinking right. (If you’re a seeker, or a skeptic, then you should keep an open mind and continue reading.) In theological terms (a.k.a. “religious” terms), our […]
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As I prayed to God this morning, my thoughts turned to His mysteries. There are so many unanswered questions, and the veil of Heaven remains tightly pulled over our eyes. I thanked God for that because in having mysteries to discover, we have meaning in our lives, adventures to pursue, experiments to try, new […]
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I once read an article about the longevity of people who made it into their 90s. There was one quote that stuck with me because it disturbed me. One of the elderly gentleman interviewed was asked the meaning of life. His response was, “Don’t try to figure it all out.” WHAT? Don’t try to figure […]
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Research Professor of Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig, gave a sermon a few years back entitled: “In Intellectual Neutral,” to the Johnson Ferry Baptist Church in Marietta, Georgia, and in it he discussed the difference between what a “childlike faith” is versus a “childish faith.” Dr. Craig said that a “childlike faith” is commended by […]
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One amazon customer, named “Ladybug,” once wrote a review in a discussion over Lee Stroble’s book called, “The Case for Christ.” I agreed with her review, and with her permission, I’m reposting it here for your benefit: “How do faith and rationalization relate to one another? Perhaps the great gifts of our intellect and reason […]
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