Now that I have your attention, let me explain. I am not questioning whether or not preaching should exist. Nor am I questioning whether or not I should preach, though it was once suggested to me by a Southern Baptist pastor and professor {he was joking, but I say it counts}. Having pondered the picture of preaching … More to preach or not to preach
Question #1. If the body of Christ, that is, the church, can be pictured as a building or structure (perhaps a house or temple), who or what is its foundation? Take note. So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of … More the church’s one foundation
First, I knew the Greek alphabet at the early age of approximately eight. And I thought that was pretty amazing. Next, I attended a Bible college and was pleased that my music major requirements did not include Greek classes. I could sing the Greek alphabet to the tune of “Jesus Loves Me.” That was enough … More as easy as alpha beta gamma
Psalm 8 is a favorite psalm of many. At a quick glance, it would seem that this particular psalm is all about the majesty of God and the value of mankind. David looks into the heavens and is amazed that the God of the universe would care for the frail human race. The remaining verses of … More not about us
It seems that Christians today want to throw out the term “religion” altogether. And for good reason. “Religion” in today’s world seems to imply “church,” “tradition,” or a person’s “faith.” It’s just a claim; an outward appearance, but nothing real. And so genuine believers want to stress that true Christianity involves a relationship with God … More religion vs. relationship
Journey of the Word 