Who is the greatest of all time? If you are really into sports, you probably love to debateover which player was the best. I remember as a kid getting involved in these discussions about basketball players. Some people though Wilt Chamberlin was the greatest. He scored 100 points in a game, and was dominant. Others […]
The cross – where God’s righteousness, justice, and love kiss
This past Sunday we discussed one of the most difficult topics for Christians to address, the belief in hell and a God who judges. In the message, I tried to explain that the Biblical idea of hell is a direct result of our understanding of the holiness of God. God is perfect, beautiful, glorious, and […]
Good Story – Family with 25 Kids
I always enjoy feel-good stories, especially ones that flow from people’s faith. In yesterday’s St. Louis Post Dispatch, the cover story was about a family who had 25 children, 22 of them adopted. The web version has some good pictures and a slide show. Wanted to pass it on. God bless.
One of the most frightening events that ever took place in my life happened one afternoon on a lake called Crab Orchard in Southern Illinois when a storm blew in. I was waterfowl hunting with a friend of mine that morning. As the day started, it was a bit windy, but we weren’t too concerned. […]
The difference between doubt and unbelief
I spoke to a few people this week and had an interesting question raised about Thomas from the story in John 20:24-29. My son Andy stated it best, as he asked if Thomas was given in this passage as a model to follow or whether he was a picture of what not to be. Often […]