The Spirit in the Wilderness (6-11-17 Formations)
There are days when I easily identify with Moses. No, I am making no claim to Moses’ kind of fame or power, or even a comparable
There are days when I easily identify with Moses. No, I am making no claim to Moses’ kind of fame or power, or even a comparable
If we are to have a meaningful discussion about origins, the world and ours, we are confronted by endless confusion unless we admit to a reality
How many times have you been impressed by the dramatic testimony of a missionary guest in your church or the biography of a person who survived
Philip is one of my heroes. He is not one of the twelve apostles, or listed as a member of the ruling council of the Jerusalem
Acts is the amazing story of how the good news about Jesus Christ began breaking through all the barriers of religion and culture in the first
Instead of approaching the book called Acts as the “Acts of the Apostles” we should see it as “The Powerful Acts of the Holy Spirit Through
Scholarly consensus puts the writing of John's gospel between 90-100 AD. John is referred to in the biblical texts as “the beloved” or “the disciple Jesus
We can fantasize about the original apostles who followed Jesus as men of unshakable faith, but the gospel narratives poke gigantic holes in that thinking. Even
I was the dinner guest of a scientist and his wife in their lovely home in South Korea. The wife was active in the church where
The concluding week of Jesus' ministry as “the Human One” (v. 23) brings together all the contrasts and evidence pointing to God's ultimate plan for humanity.