This blog is the continuation of a series on false sources of satisfaction. It’s tempting to find happiness in the earthly joys that are often emphasized during the Christmas seasons. Human beings can fall into the temptation of believing that the world has sources of lasting satisfaction. This second blog continues to look at Solomon’s … More Gifts without God (Part 2)
As a child, my favorite holiday was Christmas. There were many reasons I treasured this time of year. First, it was a joy to receive that month off of school. It is a much needed break after a few months of being back in the academic grind. Second, I love the atmosphere that come along … More Gifts without God (Part 1)
A little bit late, but here is a review for “Union with Christ: The Way to Know and Enjoy God” by Rankin Wilbourne. I read this book earlier in the year (July) and thoroughly enjoyed it. The brevity of this review is due to the long gap in time from reading the book and writing … More Book Review: “Union with Christ” by Rankin Wilbourne
Pokemon Go has taken over. It’s all over the news and within a span of weeks has been the source of so much discussion (both good and bad). Because of Pokemon go people have found a corpse, have been robbed, and even been in car accidents. What intrigues me as a Christian when looking at this game is … More Pokemon Go[d].
Today’s Music Monday comes again from Norton Hall Band‘s second hymns album. This hymn is entitled, “He Will Hold Me Fast.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0345Ls4IJf4 Disclaimers: (1) The Scripture passages used may not have been as inspiration for the writing of the song. These are just passages that the song has caused me to think about or are theologically … More Music Monday, “He Will Hold Me Fast” (Norton Hall Band)
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