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@birdchadlouis I’m really enjoying your posts. Thank you. I’m so in love with the way God keeps revealing new truths to my old ears. Some mornings I can’t keep my learning to myself and my poor husband @ScottDdscott has to listen to my mini sermons🤗

Every time I want to pat myself on the back for not caving in to temptation, for standing firm against sin’s allurement, I eat some humble pie alongside Abimelech. We read about Abimelech in Genesis 20, one of the chapters we covered today if you are doing Bible in One Year…

Resources for Bible Study Whether you are new to the Christian faith or have been in the church your whole life, all of us are lifelong students of the Word of God. My work as a Scholar in Residence for 1517 involves producing materials that aid you in understanding the…

When we first opened the Creation Museum, atheists expressed dismay that we had professional dinosaur models and authentic dinosaur fossil bones and were using them to teach adults and children the truth of God’s Word in Genesis. One year we had a special promotion using the…

@howertonjosh I love this post. However, the one thing I’d flip- Jesus being a man means we can understand Him. I’d argue being God, he infinitely understands everything.

@AiG Nobody ever claimed that mate, don't make things more complicated than they are.

@AiG I don't know anybody who worships a Christmas tree.

@AiG Nobody said they were. Stop making mountains out of mole hills.

@AiG And they never were. No one is worshipping them now.

@AiG This is the one thing you get right. Christmas trees probably originated with German Christians a few hundred years ago and don't have any ties to older pagan celebrations.

So the United Nations is going to call on us to reduce meat consumption because of their view on supposed "climate change." Actually the "climate change" they talk about is an anti-God religion that believes man can save himself and man can save the planet. They have given the…

The Dumpster Sermon I heard one of the shortest but most memorable sermons not from a pulpit but from beside a dumpster. I had pulled my semi up behind a convenience store to grab a cup of coffee. As I climbed out of the truck, a woman walked up to me. Her face burned a deep…

Update on Brother Paul Washer: The surgery was successful and heart function is good. Praise God for His mercy and grace. Please continue to pray for Brother Paul's healing and recovery.

I Don’t Know How to Interpret 2 Samuel 21 (and that's OK)

I DON’T CARE how much my pastor can deadlift. What I care about & have observed is that he is: above reproach husband of one wife temperate prudent respectable hospitable able to teach not addicted to wine not pugnacious gentle peaceable not a lover of money managing his home

@greglaurie Sadly churches, even yours Greg, have fallen away on many issues. They practice the abomination of divorce and remarriage adultery, fornication, and the love of pleasure and money. Moreover, crazy adulterated teachings like the secret rapture have been accepted by and large...

@greglaurie The ones who fall away were never saved, in my view. We can’t lose our salvation.

@ostrachan Brother... I implore you for the sake of the Body of Christ to avoid speaking in such ambiguities. Please name names and cite specific statements. That is the ONLY way those of us on the outside looking at all the "interaction" can benefit in any way.

When you’re drowning in the dark waters of grief or shame or pain, Jesus is not a coach who stands on the shoreline, shouting swimming instructions. He is the Savior who leaps into danger unhesitatingly, who holds your head above water, who swims you to shore. He doesn’t tell…

There comes a point in every believer’s life when you realize you had everything backward: you thought you were holding on to the promises of God and you realize, no, those promises were holding on to you with an iron grip. You supposed that were striding along the path of…