Did Moses Believe in a Solid Sky? The Firmament and the Charge Against Genesis 1
Apologetics · Creation — the objection you will meet in a comment section long before you meet it in a […]
Apologetics · Creation — the objection you will meet in a comment section long before you meet it in a […]
Eschatology — a psalm that reads like a headline, and how to handle it without a calculator There is a
Christian Mind & Culture — on the counterfeit that feels most like conviction Every generation believes it is living in
Stage Four · Restoration — the work is real, and the room still is not convinced Saul had seen the
Apologetics — the charge that religion has killed more people than anything else. Taken seriously, answered honestly, and followed all
Eschatology — ten kings hold power for one hour, and then hand it to one man. Here is what the
Doctrine — forgiveness clears the record. It does not fill it. So what is standing in the empty column? Ask
Stage Four · Restoration — a man will apologize upward all day long. It is the apology downward that he
Apologetics · Creation & Science — naturalism, materialism, and the argument that is always owed You have had this conversation.
Eschatology — pastoral readiness and the hope that can be prayed out loud The last prayer in the Bible is
Bible Exposition — a verse-by-verse walk through Zephaniah 3:8–20 Zephaniah opens with one of the most frightening sentences in the
Stage Three · Renewal — Interrupting the Loop in Real Time It is 2:14 in the morning and you are
Discipleship & Spiritual Formation — a review of Willie Robertson’s Gospeler, the ReGen testimony, and why God keeps bringing people to you when you least expect it.
Theistic evolution rests on continuity. In the middle of the resurrection chapter Paul asserts the opposite, and his answer to a frightened church will not stand without it.
Hebrews sets the cross and the second coming in one sentence, joined by the same grammar. On the Day of Atonement the people stood outside and watched the veil. We are still standing there.
Isaac counted the pieces and found one missing. Abraham answered with a promise he could not see, and God sent a ram instead. The question stayed open for two thousand years.
You said the true thing out loud and something underneath answered back that you do not believe it. That gap is not proof you are faking. A father in Mark 9 stood in it and said both halves at once.
The yucca moth deliberately pollinates the flower she lays her eggs in. The fig wasp dies inside the fig she fertilizes. A theory of paths owes us a path, and here the hardest step is always left out.
Balak paid for a curse and got a sentence instead: this people will not be absorbed. Thirty-five centuries later the neighbors are gone and the nation is not. That is what God does with a long-dated promise.
The objection deserves a real answer rather than a dodge. Read the release laws, the fugitive statute in Deuteronomy 23, and the death penalty on man-stealing — then ask who was reading the book straight.