Category Archives: Finding God Thru Prayer

Rod Dreher, senior editor and blogger at The American Conservative 1 in his book, “The Benedict Option” wrote: “…faithful … Christians—… theological conservatives within the three main branches of historic Christianity—…know that if believers don’t come out … and be … Continue reading →

As part of a men’s Bible study on the minor prophets, Hosea is first, I have started enjoying the Hebrew text in Hosea 1-3. We will have guide books to direct discussion (my copy of the 2 book series on … Continue reading →

[Yet you desired faithfulness [truth] even in the womb (inward parts, i.e. the heart and mind); you taught me wisdom in that secret place (my thoughts). Psalm 51:6] You Desired Faithfulness [Truthfulness] This one verse should have been expanded—if not … Continue reading →

The language of Scripture is full of passion and inspiration. Against you, you only, have I sinned and done what is evil in your sight; so you are right in your verdict and justified when you judge. [Thou art pure … Continue reading →

If I were teaching an advanced course in the Classical Hebrew, the language of our Old Testament (The Jews call it “The Bible”), I would ask the students to translate Psalm 51. The language is not the poetic verbiage we … Continue reading →

[Taken from “Inheriting the Kingdom of Light:Essays on Heaven“] I like to imagine a heaven similar to my Bible school experience: lots of Bible study, fellowship and evening worship. Oh, and I met my wife there. Maybe there’s the drawback: … Continue reading →

There is a level of unity anticipated in Pauline theology that is unheard of in human society.  It is the unity which characterizes our coming relations in heaven. The secret to that unity is oneness and the result is peace.  … Continue reading →

Earthly governments are led by men which represent a morally weak and self-interested humanity. During the Gilded Age of the American industrial revolution, there was very little government control imposed on the unchecked ambitions of a few industrial giants. This … Continue reading →

C.S. Lewis on prayer once explained, though cryptically, “Almost certainly God is not in time. His life does not consist of moments one following another… Ten– thirty – – and every other moment from the beginning of the world– – … Continue reading →

It is understandable that believers are often imagining what living with God (in Heaven) might be like. But we tend to focus on our surroundings, on an environment we can imagine: streets of gold⁠1 and mansions.⁠2 [In modern terms. a … Continue reading →