by Ami Samuels
I can remember the exact moment God planted the desire in my heart to serve him in a speaking ministry.
I was at a fall ladies’ banquet in Robinson, IL. The speaker was author Julie Ann Barnhill. Julie was sharing that as a child, she loved to talk. She was the student...
by Nathan Buck
[This is a multi-part blog post series. Please be sure to read the previous weeks, starting here.]
Being able to tell the difference between things, being able to know right from wrong, is called discernment. Our ability to discern what is good is directly related to...
by Charlie Wolcott
Flab is one of those things anyone who cares about their physical body hates. It is the excess fat that gives extra weight and is useful for nothing to the body. Many people deal with flab and to be honest, I am no exception. Now to be clear, there is a difference...
by Steve Risner
In last week's post, I discussed an article that claimed a number of past events or current groups were equivalent to ISIS only from a Christian standpoint. I explained why a “white supremacist” cannot be a Christian, so cannot represent Christianity. I also discussed...
by David Odegard
One of the failings of state welfare is that it treats everyone the same without any qualifications. I know we don’t want the state to treat people differently (even though they do it every day), but each case is different. People are not static number charts of income,...
by Katie Erickson
“Then Samson prayed to the Lord, ‘Sovereign Lord, remember me. Please, God, strengthen me just once more, and let me with one blow get revenge on the Philistines for my two eyes.’ Then Samson reached toward the two central pillars on which the temple stood. Bracing...
by Ami Samuels
As I sit here contemplating obedience, I wonder, how readily obedient are we to the call of God on our lives? Do we respond with obedience or excuses?
In Exodus chapters 3-4, we find Moses in the very presence of the Lord. When the Lord calls him, he answers, “Here I...
by Nathan Buck
[This is a multi-part blog post series. Please be sure to read the previous weeks, starting here.]
A flashlight is a very simple and very practical tool. You only have to show a child how to use one once, and they immediately understand the value. When it’s dark,...
by Charlie Wolcott
Last week, I wrote about legendary heroes and some of the aspects of the journey they take. Then I challenged you to think about what would happen if the hero refuses the call to adventure and will either not take the journey or not complete the journey. This is when...
by Steve Risner
“Let's not bicker and argue over who killed who.” Christian terrorism or Christians attacking other people is a favorite topic of atheists and other unbelievers. Recently, a friend on Facebook shared an article about a Muslim who “schooled” a white supremacist about Christian...
by David Odegard
The church gets its money through the love and good will of Christian people. Therefore, they must add accountability to its benevolence programs.
We know that state-run welfare is riddled with corruption, fraud, and a lumbering bureaucracy, but it has massive bales...
by Katie Erickson
“Now the rulers of the Philistines assembled to offer a great sacrifice to Dagon their god and to celebrate, saying, 'Our god has delivered Samson, our enemy, into our hands.'
When the people saw him, they praised their god, saying,
'Our god has delivered our enemy...
by Ami Samuels
I wanted to share this lovely Easter display that my good friend Julie Taylor has on the mantle in her home. As I sat in our life group a few weeks ago, I was drawn to the beauty and meaning that is represented here. I began to think about the death and resurrection...
by Nathan Buck
For context on this next series of blog posts, read my previous posts "Are You a Gray Hat?" starting here.
There was something I learned in criminal justice courses in college, and I found it to be true in every sphere of life. Someone who uses the letter of the law to...
by Charlie Wolcott
Stories of great heroes are a staple in any generation and any culture. Some of you know that I do more than just write for Worldview Warriors; I am also a published author. In my learning curve about writing novels, I met a really good friend at the Colorado Christian...
by Steve Risner
In last week's installment, we looked at the obvious nature of design when it comes to living things or life in general. You would think a person was crazy or on drugs if they told you your smart phone was the result of random, undirected processes that involved no planning...
by David Odegard
Till now I have been mostly focused on what Biblical charity is not. As I begin to demonstrate and affirm what Biblical charity is, it is important that you are divested of the notion that the government can mediate Christ’s will for the poor; they can’t. Government...
by Katie Erickson
“Then she said to him, 'How can you say, ‘I love you,’ when you won’t confide in me? This is the third time you have made a fool of me and haven’t told me the secret of your great strength.' With such nagging she prodded him day after day until he was sick to death...
