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In Greek, the word for gospel is euangelion, meaning good news. It is an announcement of victory in battle. Although… READ MORE
John’s response to the double-sided, seven-sealed scroll is curious. We might have expected him to dance with joy at the… READ MORE
As in the previous chapter of Revelation, so here, the setting is the throne room of heaven. But whereas that… READ MORE
Last June, the Pew Research Center released a report entitled, Political Polarization in the American Public. Its opening sentence was… READ MORE
The four living creatures, whose body-covering eyes are fixed constantly upon God, praise him for who he is. The twenty-four… READ MORE
When I was a pastor, I usually sat on the front row. I did this not because I was some… READ MORE
Familiarity breeds contempt. At least that is often the case with our relationships. In The Screwtape Letters, C. S. Lewis… READ MORE
Around the throne of God are gathered “twenty-four elders” (Rev. 4:4), “four living creatures” (4:6), and “many angels” (5:11). Although… READ MORE
Who is the God Jesus Christ invites us to worship? Several years ago, J. B. Phillips wrote a helpful little… READ MORE
Today, many American congregations are casualty-strewn battlefields of the “worship wars,” in which defenders of traditional hymns, pianos, and organs… READ MORE
“All we have to do is decide what to do with the time given us.”
~Gandalf
Husband of one, father of three, and master in name only of two dogs. I play by Oxford Comma Rules. The opinions expressed on this blog are solely those of the author, not his employer.
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