At the beginning of the Lord’s Prayer, we are led to focus on God and who He is: hollowed, sovereign, omniscient, omnipresent, a Father to us all. These aspects of God should be at the forefront of our minds always, and especially when we pray. Now we can move on to our first request to …
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While the story surrounding Lot and his wife is among the lesser of the well-known accounts in Scripture, the story of the people who came from him is almost overlooked entirely. When people talk about Lot, in my experience at least, they talk only about two things: he was Abraham's nephew and his wife turned …
The previous sections of this series have focused on the person of God, the existence of God, and the sovereignty of God. These phrases help to put a right focus on the Lord’s Prayer. Additionally, keeping these thoughts in mind helps us focus on God as we pray. This next part will focus on the …
Well, it has been over a month since the last time I have given any sort of update on my book. This is much longer than I would have hopped to go, but alas that is how things are. I have yet to finish this section, but hopefully that will happen soon so I can …
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Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.
~ Isaiah 5:20 ~
I do not agree with everything in this podcast, for there a few parts that support Darwinian evolution which is inherently wrong and is not endorsed on this page, but I found the first 25 minutes or so pivotal to society today, mainly in the U. S.
How is it that we live in a society where in the schools it’s ok to teach kids, without parental permission, that a boy can change into a girl because he “decided” that he was, and yet a football coach cannot pray a short prayer of thankfulness at the end of a game? Moreover, that kids and parents that joined must be forbidden from doing so?
When did we as a…
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Madelyn Rose Craig 