by Katie Erickson
These two words, liberty and freedom, appear to be the same thing on the surface, but really there is a difference.
According to Merriam Webster, freedom can be defined as “the quality or state of being free, as the absence of necessity, coercion, or constraint in...
by Michael Homula
Today’s Biblical Truth at Gettysburg post is written by my good friend and brother in Christ, Jim Lamason. Jim will be involved in the retreats we will lead to Gettysburg and he is an expert and author on New Jersey regiments in the Civil War and at Gettysburg. - Michael...
by Nathan Buck
Have you ever had extra of something? Whether it was just a little or way more than you can ever use – what did you do with it? How you decided to handle that “extra” could reveal if you value control, or freedom.
FREEDOM is a 7-letter word that means you are able to...
by Charlie Wolcott
In the next three weeks, including today, I am going to be addressing three of the more popular ideas about origins and how people try to demonstrate that the earth is really billions of years old. Some believers in Jesus Christ believe in what is popularly known as...
by Steve Risner
The liver is remarkable! It’s such an important part of our bodies and has held a significant place in religious practices in ancient times. This practice of haruspex is even mentioned in Ezekiel 21:21. You can read more on the religious connection to the liver here....
by Logan Ames
I think it’s safe to say that our culture is and always has been obsessed with the idea of kingship. Two of the most popular board games out there, chess and checkers, involve kings as the most powerful pieces. Popular movies and books involve kings or the quests of others...
by Bill Seng
Reason 4) Prophecy
The Bible reveals truths about the future that continue to be verified. One must be very careful in interpreting Scriptures that were not fulfilled in Biblical times, but simply going through the prophecies that were fulfilled and recorded in Scripture...
by Katie Erickson
It has been said that the only two certain things in life are death and taxes. While taxes are a certainty in our culture today and since many years ago, death has always been a certainty for all human beings, ever since sin entered the world back in Genesis 3. But...
by Michael Homula
When Jason DeZurik and I first began to sort out what God might have planned for the Biblical Truth at Gettysburg ministry at Worldview Warriors, I was stirred deeply. I had been leading men to Gettysburg for nearly 10 years on mini-retreats and they were fun, educational,...
by Nathan Buck
When you see a tree, or a flower, or a particularly eye-catching fern – what crosses your mind?
I mean after you appreciate its cool, beautiful, or mesmerizing appearance, what thought comes next? Do you just go on to the next item in your day? Or do you stop and wonder...
by Charlie Wolcott
Originally posted on March 28, 2014
“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord’, will enter the Kingdom of Heaven, but only those who do the will of my Father who is in heaven. Many will say to me on that day, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophecy in your name, and in your...
by Steve Risner
Originally posted on February 25, 2014
Editors Note: As we continue our series on “Marriage – What Is It?” Please share this with a father. Please share this with a young man who is not yet a father. This is too important just to ignore.
Dads are extremely important....
by Logan Ames
Originally posted on February 13, 2014
I think it’s safe to say that we are all in a sex-crazed society and have been for decades. It’s never been more accessible than it is now. Network television shows advertise it as one of the main attractions of their program. ...
by Bill Seng
Originally posted on October 30, 2012
It was said to have been the darkest day in history. War, catastrophe, tragedy; none of it compared to the unspeakable evil of this day. Evil. Evil! What better word to describe these people? It was as if they had been possessed by...
by Katie Erickson
Originally posted on February 24, 2014
When I first saw the blog topic for this week I had to laugh. While I have been married for over ten years, we do not have any children, so it is somewhat ironic for me to write about how children are important in a marriage....
by Michael Homula
Last week, I shared the story of Father William Corby blessing the famed Irish Brigade moments before they plunged headlong into The Wheatfield to check the Confederate advance. The fight for The Wheatfield at Gettysburg on July 2, 1863, has long been one of the most...
