Monthly Archives: January 2018

Holy, holiness, or sanctification, all translations from the same root word, intimidate many people, especially when they read or hear preached, “Be holy, because I am holy” (1Pe 1:16). Their apprehension has developed because people, churches, and denominations have attached … Continue reading →

Plans are underway for a British royal wedding, the third that has taken place during my lifetime. This time it is Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. We can be sure they are busy finalizing their guest list. But once again, … Continue reading →

Quiet whispers filled the room as the people waited. Soon an official entered and instructed everyone to rise as the presiding judge walked in and took his seat. This scene happens every day in courtrooms across the country. Lawyers argue … Continue reading →

“I ain’t afraid of you.” No one would be surprised to hear this among brawling children on a playground. However, maybe not these exact words, we see this attitude everyday among adults, not directed toward another human, but it is … Continue reading →