Two People Who Made It Into The Kingdom From Jericho 1400 Years Apart
I shared the following devotional message with my church’s Israel tour group this past summer. I was able to preach this from within the walls of ancient Jericho. It was a very special experience and opportunity. God is creator of the whole world, not just Jews and not just Christians. So when he chose one man, Abraham, to be the father of His special possession, the Jews, He didn’t forget us redheaded Gentiles. He said to Abraham, “Through you all families of the earth will be blessed.” And...
Awesome Buy!
I simply don't know how this guy at Rejoice Christian Software does it. The John Frame Theology Collection for $60 instead of $220! I am so tempted... SO tempted! But I own most of these books already, I'm going to have to guess that a lot of those articles are available at Frame-Poythress.org, and I have mouths to feed—mouths which might say to me, "Daddy, why did you buy the same book twice?" But if you don't have mouths to feed or don't have the Lordship tetralogy in the first place, buy...
Another KJV Verse That Is Difficult to Understand
"I protest by your rejoicing which I have in Christ Jesus our Lord, I die daily" (1 Cor 15:31). What does that mean? "I protest by your rejoicing which I have in Christ"? What? That doesn't make any sense to me, and I happen to speak very well English! Add it to the list.
Current Kindle Savings
I have now saved $83.26 on books by buying a Kindle. Admittedly, I would not have purchased some of these books had I not gotten a Kindle... And that would put the figure in the $60s. But I'm sure glad I bought those books (like Nothing to Envy, Stalingrad, and 1776) and read them—and that reading wouldn't have happened without the Kindle. It makes reading good books in snatches much easier.