Monthly Archives: March 2009

Winston Churchill used to speak of a purpose “being worked out here below”, a transcendent purpose that is the point of our existence. Our purpose in the universe is, beyond anything else, to remember our Creator and alter our behavior … Continue reading →

One of the primary problems in the field of behavior science is the problem of individuals feeling they have no apparent purpose in their lives. Many in today’s world feel that they are trapped in an existence that offers little … Continue reading →

Some Christians question how the books in the New Testament came to be accepted as the approved canon. Actually, it was the other way around. John, the original apostle, and his understudy, Polycarp, saw to it that spurious and fraudulent … Continue reading →

Just like a camera will generally have a point of focus, the human mind will usually have a point of focus. Eastern philosophies refer to the human mind as being like a drunk monkey looking for the ultimate banana. This, … Continue reading →

“We have nothing to fear but fear itself.” — FDR during World War II. There are people who have panic attacks who are so very fearful they are unable to get out of their home. They may depend on their … Continue reading →

Regarding Babylon, one message in the book of Revelation is not “Come out of her, you Pagans.” The message is: “Come out of her, my people” (Revelation 18:4). This message would not be appropriate unless God’s people had a presence … Continue reading →

Discovering the truth about hell requires thinking outside the box. If, after looking at the evidence, you are still not convinced, you have the option of retreating back into the box. “For what know you, O wife, whether you shall … Continue reading →

People often ask why so many prophecies are dual? It is: because making them dual causes a more profound understanding of either the message to be retained or the lesson to be learned. In addition, it is easier to anticipate … Continue reading →

Contrary to the popular Hollywood formula, God and the Devil are not on a soul-collecting contest to see who can collect the most souls. If such a thing had been the case, a person might conclude that Satan is more … Continue reading →

“Calibration – a set of graduations for indicating values or positions.” “TheSpirit itself bears witness with our spirit, that we are the children of God” (Romans 8:16). When Paul wrote of the Spirit with a capital “S” (in the King … Continue reading →