The sea can be super scary, especially during a storm (check out this video). Can you imagine if you’re on a relatively small boat, how tossed around and vulnerable you must feel? The disciples
Continue reading...In 2013 “NASA awarded a $125,000 six month grant to the Systems & Materials Research Corporation to design a 3D printer capable of printing a pizza from 30-year shelf stable foodstuffs.”
Continue reading...Ever heard of the Daubert Standard? “The Daubert standard is the set of criteria used to determine the admissibility of expert witness testimony in federal court. Under the Daubert standard, the
Continue reading...Wikipedia notes: “The resurrection of the dead is a standard eschatological belief in the Abrahamic religions. As a religious concept, it is used in two distinct respects: a belief in the resurrection
Continue reading...To be subordinate means to be in a lower position of authority than another, whereas to be inferior means to be of lesser quality than another. Is it possible to be subordinate without being inferior?
Continue reading...When you are invited to a dinner, you know, don’t you, that you are supposed to ask, “What shall I bring”? That is a social convention. Social conventions are “established rules,
Continue reading...Bible Odyssey notes helpfully about the importance of wells in ancient Israel: “Although the primary function of wells in ancient Israel was to supply water for the household, the centralized, open
Continue reading...Bible Odyssey says, “Almost every aspect of daily life in ancient Israel involved water: agriculture, animal husbandry, cooking, personal hygiene, and of course drinking. People would have collected
Continue reading...Wikipedia notes of Samaria: “The name “Samaria” is derived from the ancient city of Samaria, the second capital of the northern Kingdom of Israel. The name likely began being used for
Continue reading...I like the explanation Ellicott gives in his commentary on John of the friend of the bridegroom in Jewish culture, the term John the Baptist uses of himself: “The “friend of the bridegroom”
Continue reading...I was really helped in my understanding about leading someone to Christ when I read the book, I Once Was Lost. It described the five thresholds someone must cross before becoming a child of God. They
Continue reading...I used to lead a pilgrimage to Pinnacle Mountain near Little Rock, Arkansas. We would hike to the top and commune with God before a spectacle of beauty. Israelites made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem for
Continue reading...Jesus grew up in Galilee, in the little town of Nazareth, a stonemason or carpenter before entering into his ministry. Galilee was despised by Judeans because it was under so much Gentile influence and
Continue reading...I was on edge because of the strange compulsion I felt inside to talk to an acquaintance from church about what I felt God wanted him to know. Sunday was the next day so I laid out a test. “God,
Continue reading...Wayne’s World aficionados can’t help but smile when our intrepid duo find them selves in the presence of greatness. “We’re not worthy, we’re not worthy, we’re not
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