You can find me on Facebook, but I must confess, I don’t spend much time there. When I do access the site, I comment on something once and awhile, and I add a few “likes.” Occasionally I post something, but not that often. I do enjoy seeing some of the pictures and witty things that others post.
I Was Unfriended
But awhile back I noticed I hadn’t seen someone’s posts that were usually there on a regular basis. I almost always
Some think if Jesus was here today, everybody would believe God’s Word.
Really? In this short one minute video, find out if it’s up to Jesus, or, if it’s up to you.
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Awhile back, someone came up with the phrase, “What would Jesus do?”. The intention I believe was to inspire Christians to follow his example in their own lives. My question is, what did Jesus think about the written Scriptures; what was his opinion?
Today, most everyone, Christians and non-Christians alike, have an opinion about
Are you having a tough time forgiving someone? It’s easy to say, “Oh yes, I forgive him,” but if you’re still bitter and agry, then you haven’t forgiven them.
Too often people do not forgive because they think forgiveness is letting someone get away with something.
Last weekend I was at Camp MiVoden on Hayden Lake, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
A group of us from 6 or 7 states gathered for a Winter Advance.
It was a terrific location. The weather was great. The fellowship was sweet.
And, the Word of God taught was really, really good. I posted some of my “take aways” on Facebook.
What Phase Are You Going Through?
The theme was
From the Category, “The Eastern Eye”
[The Bible is an “Eastern” book. It was written many years ago in the “East” which today we refer to as “The Middle East.” As such, there are many customs and idioms that are not familiar to the “Western” mind.
In understanding the Scriptures it is important for us to understand the culture, but it doesn’t mean that we should necessarily follow that culture. Rather, it is in the understanding of the Eastern culture that we gain light and understanding about many things in the Bible.]
Without an understanding of eastern customs, the meaning of a record in Matthew 25 about the five wise and five foolish virgins is
From the Category, “The Eastern Eye”
[The Bible is an “Eastern” book. It was written many years ago in the “East” which today we refer to as “The Middle East.” As such, there are many customs and idioms that are not familiar to the “Western” mind.
In understanding the Scriptures it is important for us to understand the culture, but it doesn’t mean that we should necessarily follow that culture. Rather, it is in the understanding of the Eastern culture that we gain light and understanding about many things in the Bible.]
I thought it might be helpful to offer a brief explanation of parables, since many times parables are used in discussions here in the Eastern Eye category. Just like it is important to understand customs, idioms and manners of Bible times, it is also important to understand parables.
A number of years ago someone got rather upset with me
For many, a new year is a time to set goals. Goals are a good thing, but without a plan they just stay dreams. There are hundreds of books, courses and seminars on goal setting. Over the years I have looked at lots of information on the subject, but this article offers three simple keys.
I know there are lots of different formulas, techniques and strategies for seeing your goals become reality. But, if you want to keep it really simple, in my opinion, these three keys are the most important. First, is the goal itself.
Your goal is your vision for your life. It can be a spiritual goal, personal health goal, financial goal, or whatever; it is your desired destination. Without having any goals,
2014 has arrived!
What kind of year will it be for you?
What do you expect this coming year?
Below is a video of a man playing “Amazing Grace” on the pan flute, with breathtaking scenes from
I’ve flown many times but I’ve never had to use the little yellow oxygen mask that is supposed to drop down in case the cabin pressure changes. At the beginning of every flight they tell you how to use the mask. They also inform you if you have small children, put your mask on first, and then help the young ones.
What a great
