The Christian and the Church as the Temple of God
|“Don’t you know” was a phrase I heard a lot during my middle school years when I lived in Minnesota. Actually, it sounded more like “Dontcha know.” It could be … Continued
“Don’t you know” was a phrase I heard a lot during my middle school years when I lived in Minnesota. Actually, it sounded more like “Dontcha know.” It could be … Continued
When I was in early elementary school, my Sunday School class was challenged to memorize the books of the Bible in order. This challenge was incentivized with a trip to … Continued
A musical that I have always liked is “The Music Man.” I suspect part of this musical’s appeal to me is that it features two things I really like: Iowa … Continued
In the letter that the Apostle Paul sent to the church in Philippi, he emphasizes their need to remember and reflect upon the status as citizens of the kingdom of … Continued
A charge against the Christian faith that I have heard leveled numerous times through the years is that it corrupted the message of Jesus. That is, Jesus came preaching the … Continued
While we often equate “worship” with singing songs as part of a church gathering (“praise and worship” or “a time of worship”) or with the gathering as a whole (a … Continued
As I was thinking about Thanksgiving this year, I wondered what it would have been like to celebrate Thanksgiving with the Apostle Paul. Many families have a tradition of people … Continued
A common principle in biblical interpretation is to use the more clear passages of Scripture to help interpret the less clear passages. I think most of us would agree that … Continued