The Lord is slow to anger, abounding in love and forgiving sin and rebellion.
July 29, 2024The book of Numbers, chapter 14, verse 18 [NIV], encapsulates the profound and multifaceted nature of God’s character. It highlights two key attributes: His abundant love and His justice. Let’s explore the significance of this verse in a deeper context. The Lord’s Patience and Abundant Love This opening statement speaks to God’s immense patience and…
Trusting in God’s Promises.
May 22, 2024In a world filled with uncertainty and challenges, finding a source of unwavering hope and assurance is vital. For many, that source is the promises of God. Trusting in God’s promises is not just a matter of faith; it is a profound act of aligning our lives with the unwavering truth of His word. God’s…
Prayer for the Departed: A Perspective Across Christian Denominations.
May 17, 2024I have been struggling with a concept that I wanted to write about. While ordained into the Pentecostal church, I find myself these days, to be very much non-denominational. I wrote about this in March with a post “What Does it Mean to be Non-Denominational” in which I give differentiations between many of the denominations.…
Structure and Content of the Bible
April 13, 2024I was moved to create this post because of all the faith attacks on social media, most notably that the Bible is unreliable for guidance; that it was written by a man, and is intended to control people, not guide people – that it is a lie. As a Christian, I believe the ultimate author…
On the Road to a Better Me
October 7, 2023I don’t remember who said it, or when they said it, but what they said regarding the numbering of scripture passages, which often makes little sense, was that it was done by someone while riding a horse. The reality is only slightly different. The Bible texts were divided into chapters and verses to facilitate reference…