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Before getting into my post, let me point out that I am reviewing Intermediate Greek Grammar: Syntax for Students of the New Testament as someone who, having just completed my 3rd semester of (intermediate) Greek, read through Mathewson and Emig’s grammar in...
Let's kick this Christmas week with a giveaway of the new movie Let Hope Rise from Hillsong that releases on DVD this Tuesday. If you haven't had a chance to listen to our interview with Taya Smith, please check it out here. How This Works We will run this competition...
HILLSONG: Let Hope Rise Interview with Taya Smith Capturing the on-stage energy and off-stage hearts of the Australia-based church band Hillsong United, Hillsong: Let Hope Rise spotlights the talent and humility of this group that has become a global phenomenon. Their...
Tis the season — It’s that time of year again! The time when we hear those famous festive songs being played everywhere you turn; whether in stores as you walk the shopping aisles, on your favorite radio station, or during those commercial ads from your favorite TV...
Before I dig into Let's Meet God, I should say that I get to meet a lot of great people because of Brave Daily. I get to meet professors, pastors and writers from all circles of life and every corner of the world. In this special case, I had the pleasure of talking...
The New Testament Introduction is a follow-up to the Old Testament volume of this series, to which you can read our thoughts on in a previous post found here. My sentiment echoes what was shared at the start of that post; there is too far a gap between what is being...
When I started this series of posts, I felt like this was going to be the hardest post to make (parts one and two). It is not because it is the most difficult concept to grasp, but rather because it is the most difficult one to put into action. This is the one that...
There's a disturbing trend blowing among the pews of today's Christian churches. On a large scale we have either forgotten that we are to operate from the foundation of the revelation so carefully reproduced for us in the Bible, or we've never known that before. What...
This is the second installment of my posts pressing into the slogan that guides this small slice of the internet. We have tagged ourselves as being a media source that proclaims “Living Content”. I spent the first post talking about what the word living meant to me...
The big ugly debate is upon us. No, not the Presidential one. This debate involves dwarves and banshees of quite another variety. As heated as the political scene may now be, it will pale to fervor with which Christians will begin debating if and how they will...
Living Content. That is the tagline of the site, but what does it mean? More importantly, what does it mean to you? What does it mean to me? It is something that has been gnawing at the back of my mind for over a year. I mean, it is the two words that sit in the...
We can gain an incredible amount of insight into the biblical text via the understanding of the cultures that produced the texts and NIV Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible is a great help.
We all know the feeling. We know that feeling of emptiness, when God isn’t there. When we pray it feels like we are praying to the wall, to an absent God. We desire more of God’s presence only to feel absence. Or we look at the suffering and pain in our lives...
Tattoo and God I’m a city boy whom God has exiled to the countryside. If ever there was a question about God’s sense of humour, my being out here – three miles from the town of Royston in Herefordshire - should confirm that the Almighty’s enjoys a laugh. The full...
Evolution: A Reflection on Faith and Science Evolution. Many followers of Christ cringe at the sound of that word. Generally speaking within Evangelical circles, this word is shrouded with images of all things atheistic. According to Christians who accept the science...