In the US in August 2026, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed legislation making it possible for abortions up to birth – as women standing around her smiled, clapped hands and celebrated. In the Ancient Near East, Molech was a foreign god linked to the Ammonites, Phoenicians, and Canaanites. He is most famous for demanding child… Continue reading Abortion and the god Molech
Man on the Run: Finding God in Desperate Times
Reflections on 1 Samuel 22:1-22:5 Have you ever found yourself in a desperate situation? You know the feeling. Circumstances seem to be spiralling out of control. Things are happening faster than you can process them, and you’re not quite sure what to do next. Sometimes, just thinking about the situation brings back some very tough… Continue reading Man on the Run: Finding God in Desperate Times
There Is No Neutral Ground with Jesus
Reflections on 1 Samuel 18. “I’m not against Christianity. It’s just not for me.” Have you ever heard someone say something like that? Many people see Jesus as just another religious option. They assume they can remain neutral. Christianity works for some people, they say, but they’ll choose a different path. The problem is that… Continue reading There Is No Neutral Ground with Jesus
What Death Can Teach Us About Life
Death has a way of stopping us in our tracks. Most of us spend our lives trying not to think about it. We stay busy. We make plans. We exercise, eat healthy food, buy insurance, take our vitamins, and hope for the best. Our culture does everything it can to push death to the edges… Continue reading What Death Can Teach Us About Life
The Most Significant Event in History
If someone asked you to name the most significant event in world history, what would you choose? Perhaps the invention of the wheel. Or the printing press that put books—and eventually Bibles—into the hands of ordinary people. Maybe the Enlightenment, the French Revolution, the discovery of penicillin, the World Wars, or even the invention of… Continue reading The Most Significant Event in History