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In 2 Corinthians 12 Paul calls the third heaven “paradise.” When Jesus (before his resurrection), refers to where the thief on the cross would go, he calls it paradise.

Science confirms exactly what Scripture demonstrates, that there is a point at which human life does not exist and then is suddenly created by God. In Science this is known as the point of conception.

We shouldn’t be ashamed to talk about what God wasn’t ashamed to create. However, God requires us to address the subject in keeping with his intentions and requirements, not the world’s.

A story rewritten may best express my feeling about the book.

That first century Jewish culture understood truth far better than grace. Grace comes first in John 1:14 because it was more surprising.

“Nothing in all creation is hidden from God’s sight. Everything is uncovered and laid bare before the eyes of him to whom we must give account.” (Hebrews 4:13)

PROVIDENCE: God’s faithful and effective care and guidance of everything which He has made toward the end which He has chosen.

After posting my blog on hell, someone pointed out Al Mohler's blog post, "Air Conditioning Hell: How Liberalism Happens," on the same subject. It's excellent. 

If your life was perfect, then what would you need Me for?

At last—a way to be Christian and popular at the same time. By protecting the environment, you can do good and still be politically correct.

Get near to God if you want to enjoy what He has prepared for you. Live in simple, loving fellowship with Him if you desire to drink in His fullness.

I am a successful attorney in the Grand Rapids, MI area. My wife Renae and I have been faithful tithers all of our lives. ...But it seemed to me that something was missing.

I desire, I want to be a jewel that does not cringe if God chooses to give my soul a hard scrubbing every now and then.

Of all the strengths you bring into a marriage, none is more valuable than your character. That may not sound as exotic as romance, wit, or charm, but character is the beam that holds the structure together.