Transhumanism enters mainstream politics and it’s an opportunity for us—plus a cause for prayer and wisdom. It’s Luciferian doublespeak with a serious twist—this guy is what looks like a viable politic candidate with some very attractive options for technological enthusiasts. He … Continue reading →
The longer I live the more I see that setting our mind within Messiah is our hope of joy, peace, and contentment. This is where we are born to be, into what our birth from above places us. After our rebirth, … Continue reading →
So, where do we go from here? Post-Trump ministry plans are more hopeful—for me, at least. Spiritual strongholds struck down in front of our eyes, if the prophets are to be believed. I’m seeing evidence that there will be openings for … Continue reading →
For several decades, I’ve pondered the enigmatic verse in Isaiah 30:25 about the day the towers fall. For a long time I was convinced it will be all the minarets, but what else can it be? What clues do we … Continue reading →
This is a copy of a post on bergsland.org, four years ago examining Galatians 5:7-9. It may well be more relevant today. Ask God if you’re not sure something or someone is true. The Holy Spirit will certainly guide you into … Continue reading →
Two events happened in the life of this book today. First, Lynn Moser posted about it. I thought it was just a simple guest post, but as usual she did a wonderful job of presentation. Secondly, I made a new … Continue reading →
This came to me again this morning, as it has many times over the years, while I was reading Romans 1: “To all who are in Rome, beloved of God, called to be saints…” Romans 1:7a MEV Saint is one of … Continue reading →
This is one of my Christian teaching books about which I get excited. It’s an analysis of scriptural requirements and how that differs from the experience of most Christians today. Tim Côté did a superb job of narration and he … Continue reading →
My day started with a couple of exciting emails. One was from Lamb & Lion Ministries. Dr. Reagan wrote: I don’t know if you’ve ever thought about this or not, but fulfilled prophecy is a unique characteristic of the Bible. There … Continue reading →
We start with a familiar portion of Hebrews 5, where the writer of Hebrews basically chews out his or her readers [whoever it was, the language is clearly not from Paul]. For though by now you should be teachers, you … Continue reading →