Book Extract Added to Discussing the Law in Scripture
James and Paul on Salvation and the Law by Alexander Stewart – discusses concepts of merit and the viewpoints and audiences of each author.
James and Paul on Salvation and the Law by Alexander Stewart – discusses concepts of merit and the viewpoints and audiences of each author.
We want to call this post to your attention. Whether you are woman or man, a pre-teen or senior saint, it’s a good question for us all. My personal checklist to be the perfect woman goes something like this: Interesting Able to keep his attention Beautiful, but not plastic Humorous Always full of mercy and…
Monday night, September 22nd, author Tabitha Edwards-Walton, will be at The Drowsy Poet coffee cafe in Pensacola, FL to celebrate the release of her first book, Poetic Diversities. The excitement that this book has already generated can be easily seen in the cover art, which is edgy and unique. Tabitha’s material for her poetry comes…
Dr. Bruce Epperly offers these words in his new book, Finding God in Suffering: A Journey with Job: In his classic treatment of the problem of evil, C.S. Lewis asserts, “Pain insists upon being attended to. God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks in our consciences, but shouts in our pains. It is his megaphone to rouse a…
From I Know We’re All Welcome at the Table, but Do I Have to Sit Next to You? Listening in an open-hearted way does not mean that you agree with the position that the other is putting forth. You will have opportunities to state your differing convictions at another time. But if we are interested…
Why Christians Should Care about Their Jewish Roots by Nancy Petrey: What more compelling reason can be given for caring about the Jewish roots of our faith than that Jesus was and is Jewish? He is the Jewish Messiah promised to the Jewish people and to the whole world. He was born, lived, died, was raised…
I will go through the house and turn on all the lights.Then I will go and turn them off one by one.When I come to yours. I know the tears will fall.I will sadly turn it off and say, “I love you” and say, “good night.” (The Empty Nest, p. 18) Tabitha Edwards-Walton, Poetic Life…