The Void No Robot Can Fill In 2010, a company called Hanson Robotics spent more than a hundred hours interviewing a woman named Bina. They collected memories of her childhood, noted her emotional reactions and mannerisms, uploaded the data into a mechanical bust that looked like the real Bina, and then programmed the robot to … More The Void No Robot Can Fill
Proverbs: The Wisdom We Need Right Now (and Always) The more 2021 resembles 2020, the more Christians should be grounded in those unchanging truths given us in Scripture. We must rest on those revelations that make sense of our cultural moment: that Christ is risen, that Christ is Lord, and that Christ is making all things new. God has placed each of us in … More Proverbs: The Wisdom We Need Right Now (and Always)
Confronting Injustice Without Compromising Truth Michael Agapito’s recent book review at ChristianityToday.com vividly illustrates one of the challenges Christians face when trying to apply their faith to issues of injustice. After praising much about Thaddeus Williams’ new book Confronting Injustice Without Compromising Truth, in particular his commitment to not diminish or dismiss Biblical mandates for … More Confronting Injustice Without Compromising Truth
Maybe you are incarcerated like Don was, maybe you have some form of addiction, or are one of the 22+ a day Veterans and Military personnel contemplating suicide. Whatever you are experiencing NO self-help book is going to work but as Don (and I) realized the transforming power of Christ can change your life forever. … More A Harsh Wake Up Call
Proverbs 22:1-16 Maybe it was the recent death of mi suegra (mother-in-law) here in Puerto Rico from where I am writing today that got me thinking about parenting. But I have been thinking a lot the past few weeks of all the things I SHOULD have done better as a Father. Maybe just maybe this … More Sunday Sermon Series – Parents
Acts 5:17-32 If you read through the book of Acts, the text v.17-32 is a good example you can not help but notice the Apostles were criminals. I do not say that to be ugly, it is just that they got arrested, a lot. Of course, that is a view tainted from the ruling Roman … More Devotional thought for Today – 01/30/2021
Your Family Needs You (And You Need Them) Earlier this month, in a piece for The Atlantic, Joshua Coleman described an epidemic that’s not COVID but that’s also afflicting America: family estrangement. As a psychologist who specializes in family therapy, Coleman reports that his practice is flooded with older parents mourning the loss of contact with their grown children and … More Your Family Needs You (And You Need Them)
Finding Meaning in Life Is Good for Your Health In his book Man’s Search for Meaning, Viktor Frankl wrote, “Those who have a ‘why’ to live, can bear with almost any ‘how.’” Both the book and its most famous quote were products of an incredibly difficult experience. During World War II, Frankl and his family were deported from their … More Finding Meaning in Life Is Good for Your Health
The Speaker also doesn’t seem to know the USA is a Constitutional Republic. Pretty sad for such a powerful leader of this country. Speaker Pelosi Declares Christian and Catholics Fighting Abortion as the Ruin of Our Democracy – January 27, 2021 in Today In Perspective | Speaker: Dr. Harry L. Reeder III LISTEN HERE
Here is a 7 part series from John MacArthur and Grace to You Ministries that I hope will greatly bless you in these troubling times. Life Under the Sun Love and Fulfilling the Law Rejecting God’s Restraints The High Cost of Rejecting God Comprehensive Corruption The Heart of the Problem Is the Heart A World … More Chaos, Corruption and the Christian Repsonse
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