Or can one walk on hot coals and his feet not be scorched? -Proverbs 6:28 Ribald. That’s a word you don’t hear much. It refers to language, behavior, or humor that is coarse, vulgar, or irreverently mocking. It also perfectly… Continue Reading
Those little subheadings in your Bible can be helpful. But they can also keep us from discovering meaning. One of those places is in Genesis 32. Let me explain. In the first part of this chapter, Jacob is overwhelmed with… Continue Reading
Apart from Reagan in ’84 and Bush in ’88, voters in the 18-29 demographic have decidedly gone Democratic. Even as early as April of this year (2024) polls showed that 66% of those who were 18-29 were leaning Democratic.[1] But… Continue Reading
The year was 1806. John Newton, the author of Amazing Grace, was 81 (almost 82). He vowed that as long as the old African blasphemer had breath in his lungs he’d ascend to the pulpit and proclaim the Jesus who… Continue Reading