My logic goes something like this. We are left with a Word. Not just a word. Many words. With these words, the God of the universe tells us everything we need to know. Everything. If there’s something He hasn’t told us, it’s not important. He didn’t leave anything out. What He has told us is important. After all, this … More the main thing
Words change. Just a taste of the profound thoughts that run through my mind these days. It’s funny to me now that I used to read the Bible with my own ideas of what a word meant. Treasure is treasure is treasure, right? Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth. Matt 6:19 So … More no lenses
I’m learning some things about myself. One, I don’t have to dislike Christmas so much. Christmas music isn’t half so bad. Some aspects of the season are somewhat fun and exciting. And, for certain, Christmas can carry much meaning. Two, I can ride a roller coaster. It’s a purely miserable experience, but I can physically accomplish … More what the Bible doesn’t say
First, I want to impress upon your minds the power and joy of discovery. Second, I want to share with you a personal challenge I have undertaken. Finally, I want to convince you to stop reading this blog. And so as to hopefully aid in preventing any expected misunderstanding, this post is a bit lengthy. Fair … More stop reading this blog
Perhaps the simplest, most effective, and most enjoyable method that I can possibly suggest as you dive into the joy of Scripture study is to print a copy of the passage and mark it up. To read the Bible is one thing. To interact with it is another. Why simply read a book when you can … More the value of colored pencils
Journey of the Word 