Archive for May 2020
SCIENCE AND FAITH: Scientists, Archeologists Say Infrared Tool Led Them To Last Supper Room
At first glance, I thought this was something straight out of the fever swamp section of the National Enquirer newsroom or maybe even the Midnight News, but, no, the following news report was produced and appeared on a credible Israeli news outlet. The claim being reported is that by using 3D imaging made possible by…
Read MoreSTAFF NEWS: Look Who’s Movin’ Up On The Hill This Week
Courtesy of Legistorm: Shani Rosenstock joins the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee as a Professional Staff Member, working for the chairman, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI). Shani earned her BA in political science and business administration (Magna Cum Laude) from American University in 2017. Mia Mayberry is now Outreach Director for Sen. Amy Kloubachar (D-MN),…
Read MoreWhite House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany’s Tearful Tribute To Apologist Ravi Zacharias
There is likely nobody outside of President Donald Trump himself in a more pressure-packed job in the public spotlight these days than White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany. In the short time she has been in the position, she has displayed an articulate, intelligent, and graciously forceful approach to dealing with what surely is the…
Read MoreRIP: Ravi Zacharias
In many ways the first of the modern Christian apologists to breakthrough to mass media audiences, Ravi Zacharias passed away earlier today. He was 74. He founded RZIM — Ravi Zacharias International Ministries — in 1984. His daughter, Sarah Davis, tells us that earlier this year — just before he received the news his cancer…
Read MoreFor We All Stumble in Many Ways
Read this if you are tired of the partisanship, self-serving ambition, deception and hostility that seem so prevalent in Congress, the news media, the White House and the campaign trail. Bruce Cooper beautifully explains that there is another way.
Read MoreCoach Tony Dungy Explains Why He Wins When He Is Second
Maybe you are different but I admire athletes and not just for what they do on the field of play. Ask any major league ball player or successful NFL coach or Indy 500 winner and most will tell you there is so much more off the field or track that is unseen by most of…
Read MoreThoughts On Light And Life
I’ve never been to Italy — two weeks in Scotland and England many years ago being my only experience of Europe —but Elizabeth Prata has been, specifically to Tuscany. As you may know, there is something about the light in Tuscany. It’s different, somehow. Prata looks at the light in Tuscany and from there to…
Read MoreDID YOU KNOW? Moses’ Account Of Noah’s Ark Is One Of 200 Ancient Flood Accounts
Pretty much everybody has at least heard about Noah’s Ark and the great flood in the ancient world that destroyed all life except him and his family, plus the many pairs of every animal. Skeptics of the Bible and Christianity typically dismiss the flood account in Genesis 7 as the product of a localized disaster…
Read MoreJewish Man’s Journey From New Ager To Follower Of Jeshua (With Lots Of Stops At The Gym)
13 Reasons Mike Shreve No Longer Believes In Hinduism’s Karma Or Reincarnation
Mike Shreve followed a guru before his life was transformed and he became a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ. Mike had for many years before believed in Karma and Reincarnation, two of the cornerstone myths of Hinduism. “Most teachers of the doctrine of karma agree that any negative or positive thing we do in…
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