Tag Archives: Testimony

“Holes the size of football fields”

From Transformed by Truth, an out-of-print booklet by somebody who helped shepherd the Worldwide Church of God out of their cult beliefs:
When you start carefully reading Anglo-Israelite literature, you begin to notice how it generally depends on folklore, legends, quasi-historical genealogies, and dubious etymologies. None of these sources proves an Israelite origin for the peoples [...]

Is there anybody in there?

Although far from being a godly song, I used to identify a lot with “Comfortably Numb” from Pink Floyd’s album The Wall.
Hello
Is there anybody in there?
Just nod if you can hear me
Is there anyone at home?
In some ways I feel numb now, but not numb from shock or anything terrible that is happening. Nothing [...]

Even more excuses

This month I am:

Preaching twice (the next two Sundays at GCBC)
Leading a group discussion on Friday night, 27 October, at the church
Writing another article for the church newsletter on apologetics
Watching the kids more often now that Tracey’s got her own business going

…and the result is, I’m not going to have a lot of time for [...]

The Granola Gospel

Imagine with me if you will that food is free, and what you get to eat depends on where you go. For example, there are a number of all-you-can-eat restaurants around; some serve mostly fast food, which is fine once in a while but when eaten too much makes you fat and sick. [...]

Confused Persians and Englishmen

There is simply no way that I will do justice to either Allen (the author of Judah’s Sceptre and Joseph’s Birthright) or Capt (author of several books, but particularly in this case Missing Links about the Behistun Inscription and other ancient clues to the whereabouts of the Ten Tribes) in a weblog post. It [...]

Hard to watch

After reading this at Matt Gumm’s blog I had to Google around a bit and find out what was going on. The convergence is pretty big for me; I am a Reformed Baptist homeschooling person who has been on the wrong end of bad teaching and practice from church leadership. This link to [...]

2004 in Short Review

The last few years I have had a tradition of posting an end-of-year review of everything that has happened in our lives and ministries. This will not be as detailed as the reviews of previous years, but here we go:
Personal things:

My wife’s sister, the cancer patient who we said we were helping last year, [...]

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