From Questions, Two Applications
I seldom flip open my computer after midnight to write and publish in the same sitting. However, when those occasions come where something is pressing on my mind I role with it. This post is really the convergence of two things in my life at the moment: If you have been tracking with this blog …
This morning I was out for a drive at sunrise. On the horizon was a peachish, orange circle. As I looked at it with the clouds around it and wistfully spread in front it I was surprised...surprised that I was looking at it...it was the sun after all. Or was it? I wasn't sure which …
Continue reading "Creeds & Confessions on the Resurrection and Judgement (Pt. 3)"
Before I was married or even knew who Hannah was I began to write letters to my future wife. I would write these letters on holidays like Christmas or when I would travel. In the moment it was a way for me to share the moment with my future bride although she was not present. …
For whom did Jesus die? Maybe that is not a new question to you or maybe it is a new idea to consider. The question at least implies an idea that sounds quite different than: Jesus died for the whole world. If the question is new it may be a little shocking. This connects with …
If you are reading this it means that my 30th birthday has passed (04.13.2020). As with any milestone we tend to reflect on what has occurred thus far. For several months leading up to my 30th birthday I had been examining my 20's: the good, the bad, and the ugly. My great take away was …
The Reforming Raker 