22Ye worship ye know not what: we know what we worship: for salvation is of the Jews. 23But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him. 24God is a Spirit: and…
[Edited for formatting. It would seem that Blogger does strange things with all 3 column templates.] 2And David took the crown of their king from off his head, and found it to weigh a talent of gold, and there were precious stones in it; and it was set upon David’s…
21For the shepherds [of the people] have become like brutes, irrational and stupid, and have not sought the Lord or inquired of Him or required Him [by necessity and by right of His word]. Therefore they have not dealt prudently and have not prospered, and all their flocks are scattered….
I like to read The Consumerist blog from time to time, although some of the language used in the comments is a bit of a turnoff. According to a recent article “National Pork Board Attempting To Halt Sales Of Canned Unicorn Meat“, the ThinkGeek site recently posted a parody that…
Sometimes, life can just seem somewhat meaningless. You create things, only for them to fall apart again. You buy something, and it goes bad. Even your very life is temporary and comes to an end. We have the hope that comes with the knowledge that it will not always be…
The topic of Bowing To the Pope really goes hand-in-hand with Sunday worship as well. It has been acknowledged by many leaders in Evangelical and other circles that it was the Catholic Church who admittedly changed the day of worship from Saturday to Sunday and even chastises Protestants for their…
A Pretty Unbiased Look at Nontrinitarianism It appears that the AllExperts website now has an entry on Nontrinitarianism. It mentions history, paganism, Mormonism and even the “Sabbatarian Church of God” movement. It is an excellent effort at remaining objective, taking into account the various flavors of nontrinitarianism. There is even…
Many people like to speak about “bearing fruit”. That is natural, since “fruit” occurs in various forms 253 times in the KJV. Jesus Himself spoke a lot about the subject. However, it seems that every time the subject comes up, there is only one verse that ever really gets quoted:…
I was watching Good Morning America this morning. The Duchess of York and BP seem to have something in common. And yet, how the physical parallels the spiritual. Also, how amazing it is that it fits in with this latest theme of man’s knowledge. At the risk of trivializing either…
The Bible is full of history. As some have put it, “His story”. I heard a sermonette last Sabbath that some would find unusual in Church of God circles – as sad as it is to say. The speaker started talking about a fictitious person who told everyone he was…