by Katie Erickson
Last week, I wrote on what the Bible says about how to treat creation. In that post I mostly focused on the earth, but this week we’re going to take a look at a specific part of that: what the Bible says about how to treat animals.
Personally, I enjoy animals! Our...
by Logan Ames
Every human being likes to be recognized for the good things they have done and would prefer to remain anonymous regarding any mistakes that have been made. It’s part of our sinfulness and selfishness that exists deep within us. When we begin to follow Jesus, the hope is...
by Nathan Buck
Regardless of your political affiliation, read through this, as it is important for all of us. In the last week, we have seen the termination of an NBC commentator for his comments during the Olympic Opening Ceremonies, the negative Twitter flurry over an appropriate quote...
by Charlie Wolcott
This week, Worldview Warriors is looking at what the Bible says about creation. There is far too much to say on this topic in one blog post and this has been a topic discussed by myself, Steve Risner, Bill Seng, and others on occasion in great detail. Today, I want...
by Steve Risner
Evolution is not a scientific study. It's a religion. Some will argue otherwise (most, I would guess, who believe in evolution) but the case is fairly well closed. Evolution (meaning the idea that life emerged from non-life billions of years ago and slowly, over eons...
by Katie Erickson
Creation: it’s all around us, and in fact literally is us! We know that God created everything - humans, nature, the sun and moon, the stars. So when He gave us His Word in the Bible, what did He tell us about how we should treat this amazing creation?
Genesis 2:15...
by Logan Ames
I remember when the show American Idol, which became one of the most popular television shows of all time, first came out and one of the biggest reasons to watch the show was Simon Cowell. He was quite the polarizing figure because while other judges were soft, kind, and...
by Nathan Buck
I recently saw a post from a colleague about an unexpected miracle his congregation experienced. They were having a dinner for the community, and they planned for 100-150 people. But, they had double that amount show up! Their kitchen staff had planned for the original...
by Charlie Wolcott
[This blog post is part of a series. The previous post is here.]
This is the final post on my series on the letters to the seven churches in Revelation 2-3. This seventh and final letter is to the church at Laodicea, and here Jesus does not have one praise about them....
by Katie Erickson
What is a miracle? Google defines it as, “a surprising and welcome event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws and is therefore considered to be the work of a divine agency” and as “a highly improbable or extraordinary event, development, or accomplishment...
by Logan Ames
In a perfect world, human beings would just automatically do exactly what God says because he said it and there is nothing to distract us or make us think we should not obey. That’s how God created things when Adam and Eve were first made, and ultimately the world will...
by Nathan Buck
It was several years ago now that a man visited the local church I was leading, and as we got to know him he shared that he had migraines and neck pain. It was after the worship gathering, and 3-4 people were hanging around chatting with him. I asked him if he had any...
by Charlie Wolcott
[This blog post is part of a series. The previous post is here, and the next post is here.]
This is the sixth post in this series about the letters to the seven churches in Revelation 2-3. This is Jesus’ letter to the church at Philadelphia. This is the most positive...
by Steve Risner
The discussion has been on evolution and if creationists really understand it or not. Very often, supporters of evolution (theistic and atheistic alike, unfortunately) will accuse unbelievers (those who do not believe in evolution) of not understanding it. Now, I'm not...
