-   -   - The Apostle Paul is purported to have written thirteen letters which have become a very central part of our New Testament scriptures. Not all scholars believe that Paul actually wrote all those letters,

“Daddy, I don’t want to be a Christian…” These were the words I was surprised to hear as I was laying my little three year old daughter down to sleep for the night. “What do you mean, Karli? Of course you want to be a Christian.” She replied,

Letting the Scriptures Speak What are we looking for when we come to the text of scripture that makes that scripture relevant or meaningful? I remember being given a little book of a compilation of scriptures called “Scriptures for your every need”.

  Among conservative Christians, the most important question to answer in life is “where you will go when you die?” In more liberal churches this is not an important question because it ISN’T a question; it is generally and even sub-consciously as

Jesus answered…”Everyone who is of the truth hears my voice.” Pilate said to Him, “What is truth?” Yesterday I was purchasing something in a store when I noticed some interesting tattoos on the man’s arm who was working the cash register. â

Nothing will be impossible for you Is it impossible for you to walk on water? You may have seen the bumper sticker that says, “Next time you think you are perfect, try walking on water”. That is slightly amusing on one level. Nobody ever thinks that

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Jesus said that it is more blessed to give than to receive (Acts 20:35); but the one who gives most right now is not doing it with a pocket book only, but with blood and tears. Jesus said that “Greater love has no man than this; that he lay down his li.

Does Christianity possess good news for today’s world, or does it only possess hope for the future? As they were having a meal together, he told them not to go away from Jerusalem, but to wait, as He put it, “for the Father’s promise, which I was t

  The Gospel for Planet Earth Podcast, part 2 What is the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Are we so sure that we know the answer to that question? Many of us would believe that "The Gospel" is summed up by this statement: "Jesus died for your sins." But in Mar