“Sirs, what must I do to be saved?” asked the jailer to Paul and Silas while they were imprisoned (Acts 16:30). Paul replied, “Say the sinner’s prayer, and when you die, you will go to heaven!” Um…no. That was not Paul’s reply. The Sinner’s Prayer
Christianese. It’s the sometimes crazy language used in church. It may sound strange that Christianity has its own language, but if you think about it, everything has its own lingo! No matter what you do for work, there is a language exclusive to that field.
In this blog I’m going to give you some ideas on where to start reading the Bible. But first… Unfinished Business In my last blog, “Now That You Have a Bible Let’s Look Inside,” I wrote about the books and their arrangement. What I didn’t
Now That You Have a Bible – Let’s Look Inside! Let me start by saying that some people believe the most important section of the Bible is the New Testament. You can buy just the New Testament. But I believe that if you don’t understand
Choosing a Bible: Protestant Bible vs. Catholic Bible First things first. When I write about the Bible, I am talking about a Protestant Bible with no offense intended to any Catholic folks who may be reading this. Protestant and Catholic Bibles are a bit different.
In my last post, I talked about Jesus. The basis of information regarding him comes from the Bible. The Bible is the best-selling book of all time and likely sits on many bookshelves worldwide. The question is, how many people read it? Of those who
Starting. This. Again. Ugh! As the saying goes, the struggle is real! I started all my web building and web design wayyy back last spring. The weather sucked and I expected that the building of this site would be done in days with blogging and
I once went to a website a friend had just finished. It landed on a fairly boring homepage, but I eagerly clicked on one of the links. As the page opened, I was met with a white background sporting an animated character in a hard