Today I want to talk about Reality Calling & it’s parent, Radiqx Press This has been a long journey. It’s all about coming to know Jesus and my place in the Kingdom. This post came about because of a book … Continue reading →
Guy has maintained his position in the Spirit-filled speculative fiction genre. This is an amazing book. The kind of redemption story we pray for. But they sure got more than they bargained for. I’m a little sad that the meter’s … Continue reading →
As you know, one of the major areas of my life is reading speculative fiction, specifically fantasy, science fiction, action/adventure, and political/military thrillers. 4-5 years ago, I was going blithely along reading what I could find in heathen fiction that … 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 →
In my studies this week, the passage which stood out has caused me to meditate on it until today. This morning the Lord told me to share my ruminations. Here’s the passage. But first a word from my Lord. When … 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 →
This seems to start as a true story—a prison conversion results in a call to Mongolia. He has seven years in prison to learn the language and the culture. His plans are spiritually solid. He leaves to go over there … Continue reading →
In Ministry Today’s daily newsletter they posted an article today called 10 of the Most Fiercely Defended Traditions in Church. It’s a silly discussion about the number of comments received about worship style, pastor duties, and so on. It’s not very … Continue reading →
I’ve come to believe this is my best Christian book so far—or maybe it’s just the concern closest to my heart when I look at the modern, largely apostate, church. This book is direct and to the point. In it … Continue reading →