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I had a laugh when I saw this meme on Facebook, not just because it's funny but because it's true. We have WAY more in common with the “fool” who keeps getting roasted than with the wise man we thought we were. That sinking feeling hits hard after chapter 10. But here’s the beautiful (and... Continue Reading →
I can count on my fingers the times I've flown in a plane. I've always considered traveling in one a privilege, if not a luxury. That's why I always cherish the moments when I am on the "top" of the world. I always love day flights, especially when I am sitting in the window seat.... Continue Reading →
"The Bible is the record of how God reveals himself to us in human history." Students are familiar with the word "history." In fact, we’ve encountered this subject in our homes to schools, and to Google. Basically, we've learned history from books written by people. History is about people and people lived in a real... Continue Reading →
In our last article Savior of Superheroes I have warned you about reading Hebrews Chapter 2. For those who listened, well done good and faithful readers! For those who ignored my warning, you rebels , I like you! This follow-up article is an imperfect attempt to help our friends who read that chapter of Hebrews.... Continue Reading →
Hermeneutics simply means the science of the right interpretation of an ancient text. When we’re studying the Bible, we have to bear in mind that we are dealing with translated ancient texts that are strange to us. Therefore, it’s not just enough to quote a verse and make a direct application. A popular misquoted verse... Continue Reading →
We’re all interpreters of the Bible. Every time we read it, our mind tells us something about the passage. But, the question is, are we interpreting the texts correctly? Some might argue that the Holy Spirit will help us as we read the Bible. Of course, He does. But we have to consider that dealing... Continue Reading →
One question often asked by young people is this: How can a book written by ancient people in ancient times relate to our culture today? Just because a thing is ancient does not mean it is irrelevant. A lot of people, not only young ones, dismiss the Bible as a relevant guide for living in... Continue Reading →
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