Are you a traitor?
... their language, customs and cultures so he could adapt well in order to stay peacefully in the enemy country to be able to accomplish his mission. Though he found himself with the enemies, but he had to ...
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Not perfect yet
... Phil. 3:12-14
These were the words of an inspired writer, wont to Hebrew culture, knowledgeable as a scribe and enlighten in the Roman world. Paul, the apostle tells us that, with all his burning desire ...
I’m pressing on
... Phil. 3:12-14
These were the words of an inspired writer, wont to Hebrew culture, knowledgeable as a scribe and enlighten in the Roman world. Paul, the apostle tells us that, with all his burning desire ...
Wait upon the Lord
... agriculture and cooking has been reduced, thanks to modern skills and technology. We have higher expectations in whatever we do with less waiting time, but Christians are encouraged to be patient and wait ...
Help a Neighbour
... world. Do not let us see others as competitors or enemies because of their identity, dress, skin colour, geographical location, culture, race, education, and status in life.
As we have been blessed with ...
A man's wisdo
... Heb. 11:4). He lost the close relationship he had with God and was made to be a vagabond upon the earth, banished from the parents who raised him to forever wander the earth. Even his livelihood of agriculture ...
Pressing towards the goal
... 3:12-14
Many have the culture of setting goals/resolutions and assessing them throughout the year or at the end of the year. These goals and resolutions most often revolve around academics, businesses, ...
Moral absolutes - Part 2
Observations from the cases in the first part of Moral absolutes:
1. If there are no moral absolutes, then man becomes not the discoverer of truth, but the determiner of truth. (See Prov. 21:2 / Judges ...
Moral absolutes
... it up when he declares that moral/ethical judgments are “something that we ultimately judge by the ‘seat of the pants’” (Alan Crippen, ed., “The Train Wreck of Truth and Knowledge,” Reclaiming the Culture, ...
A Meaningful Life: Death is not final
... but have lacked fulfillment.
In ages past, Greece tried to define meaningful life in the essence of wisdom and ‘know thyself’ maxim. This is the culture our education systems are hinged on.
Romans ...
Recapturing Christian Virtue in our modern world
... when we have developed these virtues (become a second-nature), when there is a choice for us to act we will have our instincts tuned, not to what the popular culture demands, but to what the gospel says. ...
Wait upon the Lord
... agriculture and cooking has been reduced, thanks to modern skills and technology. We have higher expectations in whatever we do with less waiting time, but Christians are encouraged to be patient and wait ...
Pressing towards the goal
... 3:12-14
Many have the culture of setting goals/resolutions and assessing them throughout the year or at the end of the year. These goals and resolutions most often revolve around academics, businesses, ...
A man's wisdo
... Heb. 11:4). He lost the close relationship he had with God and was made to be a vagabond upon the earth, banished from the parents who raised him to forever wander the earth. Even his livelihood of agriculture ...
Help a Neighbour
... world. Do not let us see others as competitors or enemies because of their identity, dress, skin colour, geographical location, culture, race, education, and status in life.
As we have been blessed with ...
A Meaningful Life: Death is not final
... but have lacked fulfillment.
In ages past, Greece tried to define meaningful life in the essence of wisdom and ‘know thyself’ maxim. This is the culture our education systems are hinged on.
Romans ...
Not perfect yet
... Phil. 3:12-14
These were the words of an inspired writer, wont to Hebrew culture, knowledgeable as a scribe and enlighten in the Roman world. Paul, the apostle tells us that, with all his burning desire ...
Wait upon the Lord
... agriculture and cooking has been reduced, thanks to modern skills and technology. We have higher expectations in whatever we do with less waiting time, but Christians are encouraged to be patient and wait ...
Friends for Christ
... friends. In general, humans stay in groups and tend to learn cultures and attitudes from each other. Therefore, the quality of our friends influences us either positively or negatively. Undoubtedly, good ...
Pressing towards the goal
... 3:12-14
Many have the culture of setting goals/resolutions and assessing them throughout the year or at the end of the year. These goals and resolutions most often revolve around academics, businesses, ...