Archive for March 2021
EASTER WEEK WEDNESDAY: What Would You Say To Somebody Claiming Jesus’ Resurrection Was Borrowed From Pagan Myths?
Ever hear of a ship built so solidly that it was considered by its makers to be unsinkable, but then the vessel collided with an iceberg in the North Atlantic ocean and sank? Bet you think I’m referring to the Titanic, right? No, actually, I am referring to the 1898 sinking of the Titan following…
Read MoreEASTER WEEK TUESDAY: Maybe You Should Consider the Evidence for the Resurrection
Here are some interesting questions to ponder: What would our country look like today if the South had won the Civil War in 1865 instead of the North? What if nobody read or cared about those 95 Theses that Martin Luther posted on the door? What if digital coding didn’t work? Each of those three…
Read MoreEASTER WEEK MONDAY: How ‘Unintended Coincidences’ Boost New Testament’s Credibility
If you hear anything about the spiritual significance of this week in the media about the New Testament’s account of the final week in the life of Jesus Christ on this Earth, odds are it will include some variation of the claim the Gospel writers copied each other, made stuff up out of whole cloth…
Read MoreSUNDAY SONG: ‘Softly and Tenderly,’ by Carrie Underwood
If you are of a certain age and ever attended a Southern Baptist church service, you almost certainly heard this song, perhaps several times, during the course of the invitation for individuals to come forward to profess their new-found faith in Jesus Christ or to rededicate their lives to Him. Carrie Underwood’s take on the…
Read MoreSelect Committee on the Modernization of Congress Listening Session
It gets little public attention, but the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress is continuing the work it began in the 116th Congress in the 117th Congress. Rep. Derek Kilmer (D-WA) is the committee chairman and Rep. William Timmons (R-SC) is the vice-chairman. As with much of its prior activities, the panel’s first hearing…
Read MoreThere Are Still A Few Open Slots for HillFaith’s Latest Free Zoominar
“God’s Crime Scene: Examining The Evidence He Made The Universe” WHO: NBC “Dateline” cold-case detective J. Warner Wallace (Click Here For Video Message From Wallace) WHAT: Eight 1-hour weekly Zoom video sessions, led by HillFaith’s Mark Tapscott WHY: The proof of God’s existence isn’t “out there,” it’s right here in “God’s Crime Scene” EIGHT FASCINATING SESSIONS STARTING APRIL…
Read MoreWHAT WOULD YOU SAY: Did Jesus Really Exist?
It might be hard to believe that anybody would claim the most influential single name in all of recorded history didn’t actually exist, especially with the phenomenal growth of Christian apologetical research and analyses in recent decades. For just one powerfully revealing illustration of the impact on the scholarship of believing and non-believing academics alike…
Read MoreTHINK ABOUT THIS: Friday’s Poached Egg
Then Jesus said: “In my Father’s house are many rooms. If it were not so, would I have told you that I go to prepare a place for you? And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and will take you to myself, that where I am you may be also.” —…
Read MoreSTAFF NEWS: Look Who’s Movin’ On Up On The Hill This Week!
Courtesy of Legistorm: Sara Bell makes the move up from Legislative Assistant to Policy Adviser to Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK). Sara received her Masters in Public Policy from Liberty University in 2014 and her BSW from Roberts Wesleyan College in 2012. She previously worked for Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Sen.…
Read MoreRepublican Granger Had Highest 2020 Staff Turnover As GOPers Take Six of Top 10 Slots
Texas Republican Rep. Kay Granger had the highest staff turnover rate in the House of Representatives in 2020 even as GOPers took six of the top 10 spots in the rankings compiled by Legistorm. Granger has gone through five chiefs of staff in two years, but her turnover in other positions was sufficiently high that…
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