How Shall We Live?
While I'm no expert in eschatology (study of the end times), I enjoy listening to those who are. It seems many pieces of the larger puzzle are coming together, and we may well be living in the “last” of the last days. Personally I believe that to be true, but will also say this. I became a Christian in 1982, and remember people discussing the Antichrist, and wondered if he was living on the earth today. He was everything from Henry Kissinger to the Pope. False prophets making false profits by writing books predicting the year,
Process of Elimination
Today is February 06th, 2025, and it marks the one year anniversary of my decision to radically change my diet to achieve better health. 12 months ago I focused not only on what was “good” for my body, but just as importantly, eliminating that which was not. If your goal is to be as healthy, elimination plays a vital role in that process. You can increase the “good,” but if you don’t eliminate the “bad,” while you may marginally get better, you’ll never achieve maximum health. This is true not only in regard to your physical
Leaving Social Media
For what it’s worth... On February 06th, I will be deleting all of my social media accounts. If you’d like further context, please feel free to watch the video. This is not me making a “statement” of any kind, nor is my intent to tell others they should do the same. You do you. --------------------------- During my time in ministry, while there are things I would have done differently, there were a few I felt I got right. 1. Stress the importance of “knowing” the Word of God 2. Teach others to recognize the Holy Spirit
The Anxiousness of Uncertainty
Being a sports fan can be brutal. How many times has your favorite team broke your heart? How many times did they "snatch defeat from the jaws of victory?" When I moved to Minnesota I became a Vikings fan. I was warned by lifelong fans, those who'd seen their share of heartbreak, I'd regret it. Following them over the 14 years I lived in the state left me with a condition I'll call "the trauma of uncertainty." Not knowing the outcome of any situation can be nerve racking, but it's even worse with a bad defense.