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* Stan Laurel and and Oliver Hardy are happy. I’m happy. Is everybody happy? *

“ … most people don’t reject Jesus for being too harsh. They reject Him for not doing what they expected.” https://x.com/donniedarkened/status/1911436565307400542?s=61

Strengthen your conscience daily? Why would anyone not want to do that? For most people, it’s at our fingertips. A daily habit of reading scripture is better than good for us. Listen to your conscience. Is it weak or is it strong? If it’s weak, strengthen it. If it’s strong, fortify it. Have...

“Don’t interpret Scripture through your circumstances - interpret your circumstances through Scripture.“ - Scott Roberts

* If he’s tall enough to look over a fence and mean mug me like that, “scared” wouldn’t be a strong enough word to describe what would be going through my mind. *

* It’s not that I’m stopping it. I’m just waving a caution flag before I dig in. *

I take it that it didn’t go well. I attended a United Methodist Church for a year. The pastor didn’t preach anything which the UMC would have deemed to be heresy. I spoke with him privately about a matter and discovered through that conversation that he personally didn’t believe a particular...

Who would you call it out to? Would you do it publicly or privately? When in the process would you warn others? Have you ever had this experience actually come up at any church that you have attended?

An interesting question from my X / Twitter “For you” feed today. “What would you do if your pastor began to teach heresy?” (Frank Turek) https://x.com/drfrankturek/status/1911373801411195022?s=61

“To be without Christ is to be without peace.” - J.C. Ryle

With all of the agreement which @David Lamb and I have, we are still 4,000 miles apart. I’m not speaking about geographically; I’m speaking about theologically. David, being British, might recognize the Anglican scholar A.E. Harvey. It is Harvey who understood and explained so well to me (in...

The insightful connection that you made between John’s prologue, the incarnation of God’s davar / logos in the person of Jesus of Nazareth, and Hebrews 1:1-2 is more important than most people seem to realize. If I were going to recommend a passage of scripture today for someone to meditate on...