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A Thief in the Night
March 4, 2016

Keep On Truckin’ My son David and I were on a mission of mercy, and...

The Great Transition in John’s Gospel (5)
January 30, 2016

This is the final instalment of a 5-part look at the great transition section in John's Gospel, where we look at those "Branches that are Burned?"

The Great Transition in John’s Gospel (4)
January 30, 2016

John 12:35-50 is a vital section in discussing the transition from the Lord’s focus on Judaism to the building of the Church that requires careful thinking.

The Great Transition in John’s Gospel (3)
January 26, 2016

The third article in the series shares insight about the Shepherd and His sheep in John chapter 10.

The Great Transition in John’s Gospel (2)
January 26, 2016

This article looks at the bridge from Old Testament to the New and looks at who are "the chosen?" and what that means.

The Great Transition in John’s Gospel (1)
January 24, 2016

This is the first section of a 5-post look at the great transition in John's Gospel.

In Season, Out of Season
January 22, 2016

It was Thursday night, two days before I was to leave for three weeks of Bible teaching in Colorado, The phone rang. It was my friend Larry on the line with a frantic plea...

Five Fatal Flaws: The Warning Passages in Hebrews (5)
January 10, 2016

In the final instalment of this 5-part series, we get to look at the warning about God's choice in Hebrews 12.

Five Fatal Flaws: The Warning Passages in Hebrews (4)
January 9, 2016

Another blessing offered in Christ, but not available in the Mosaic system, is forgiveness for acts of willful sin. The repeated refrain of the Law read: "for everyone who has sinned unintentionally or in ignorance." Any willful sin brought certain judgment without mercy. Anyone claiming the law as a means of salvation, either in the first century or today, must face this grim fact.