Almost unilaterally, Romans 13, specifically vs. 1-7, is at the forefront of the discussion when people talk about Biblical Justice. A quick study of the text reveals the Apostle Paul explains the purpose of governing authorities and the proper Christian response to these authorities appointed by God. Biblical Justice is one of the main themes … More Today’s Thought – “Biblical Justice” – 02/06/2025
48 Bible Verses about A Good Man First and foremost, what makes a “good man” is that they must be a born-again believer, having confessed Christ Jesus as Lord and Savior. Paul, writing in Romans 3:10, makes it clear that an unrepentant man can do nothing “good” on his own. The Bible guides us to … More Devotional Thought – “What is a Christian man?” – 02/3/2025
Today’s Devotion will be slightly different. In today’s in-depth study portion, I will not focus on a specific text but on the concept of a biblical foundation. Most people would say that the Bible or Christ is their foundation in theological circles. While I agree that Christ the Bible says He is more than a … More Devotional Thought – “Foundations” – 01/28/2025
ROMANS 1 ROMANS 1:18-32 STUDY This chapter contains the inscription of the epistle, and salutation, the preface to it, and the grand proposition of justification by faith, so much enlarged on afterwards; and that this could not be by the law of nature, and the works of it among the Gentiles, is demonstrated by a … More Sunday Sermon Series – “They Became Fools” – 01/26/2025
“Beware of all who solicit money! There are few things we loathe more than to see those professing to be engaged in a work of faith soliciting money. We sincerely trust that many of these bogus ‘faith’ enterprises, which have for so long preyed upon a credulous public, will soon go out of business. The … More Friday’s Feature Quote – “Finances” – 01-24-2025
Hermeneutics. Traditionally the subdiscipline of theology concerned with the proper interpretation of scriptural texts. In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the term widened to include the discipline that seeks to understand the interpretation of texts in general, including the proper roles and relationships among author, reader and text. Still more broadly, the term has been … More Thoughts On – “Hermeneutics” or “Biblical Interpretation” – 01/23/2024
Mea Colpa, started this yesterday before my plumbing isses🙃 Americana, Christian Life, Culture/Society, Informed Citizenship, Informed Patriotism, Pro-Life, Military/Veterans, You Can’t Make This Up, and more. We hope you become informed readers and citizens based both Biblically and upon our founding fathers: Acts 17:10-12, 2 Tim 2:14-16, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Paine FEATURE ARTICLE W/COMMENTS Should churches allow … More Interesting Reads for the Week – 01/18/2025
The last few months have seen very difficult times on both coasts of America. There have been hurricanes on the East Coast and now Fires in the West. I am sure many of you have been praying daily for those affected by these events and for all those who have served on the recovery and … More Devotional Thought “Praying for Neighbors” – 01/15/2025
MATTHEW 14 MATTHEW 14:30 Maybe it is just me, but I can relate to this story (and I think many others, too) more than I/we would have thought; let me explain. Peter did not set out of the boat for the wrong reasons but lost focus on the only reason he could accomplish the task. … More Devotional Thought – “Lord, save me” – 01/14/2025
The idea for this post came about after reading a post on LinkedIn. The subject matter was Free Will and this statement caught my eye: God gave us free will so that we can either love Him or reject Him, but the decision is on us. That statement and many responses affirmed that the writers’ … More Sunday Sermon Series – “Free Will”? – 01/12/2025
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