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Drug Abuse and the Christian
This blog has been dormant for a while. I hope to “wake it up” soon (and I see a backlog of comments that need to go through moderation). This article is not a “waking up”, really. I wrote the following, … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Christianity, The Christian and Culture
Tagged Christian, discipline, drug abuse, drunkenness, enabling, witchcraft
It’s ALWAYS a Good Time to Teach Your Kids
I wanted to post this a week ago, but it’s been a very busy week for me, so the blog has had to wait. A few weeks ago, I posted A New Name, Written Down in Glory, as our church … Continue reading
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Named Persons and Liam Fee
Those who raise their children in a good, godly, honest way should be able to do so peaceably, without interference from those “that are in authority.” Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts on the News
Tagged "Named Person", authority, government, Liam Fee, parents, SNP
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If Jesus is Interceding for Us….
Will you yield to temptation, will you sin, while the One who died for you is pleading your case in Heaven? Continue reading
Voting, “Lesser of Two Evils”, and Scripture (Part I)
Christians need to remember — the same God who sent Nebuchadnezzar to eat grass is still in control. Continue reading
Posted in The Christian and Culture, Thoughts on the News
Tagged Candidates, christians, evil, government, voting
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“Jewish Fables,” Josephus, and Exorcism-by-Nostril (!!!)
If a story recounts spectacular power, that does not mean it is of God. It may be no more than nostril-based exorcism Continue reading
A New Name, Written Down in Glory
I couldn’t post this when it happened, because his grandparents hadn’t been told yet (and they read my blog sometimes, and I didn’t want to give it away before he had a chance to tell them himself!). Then other things … Continue reading
