The Embodiment of Evil – what it looks like

Characteristics of Evil: Opposition to God: Evil in the Bible is often characterized by direct opposition to God, His laws, and His will. For instance, Satan, in various narratives, embodies this opposition by tempting humans to sin or by accusing them before God (Job 1-2, Revelation 12:9-10). Sin and Immorality: Evil is frequently associated with …

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“Yearning for the Everlasting: Our Passage from Mortality to Eternity”

My dear friends, Let us ponder, if you will, the grand, divine architecture of our existence. Imagine, if you can, our present lives as mere tents - those temporary shelters which, while they serve us well for a time, are always at the mercy of the winds and weathers of this world. But, oh, what …

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“All Hail Trump” – Inauguration Idolatry

I really don't mind the idolatry of making Trump statues or putting him on a pedestal. It may be true idolatry for some, but for the majority of us our Trump worship is just plain fun! It's like the giggles we get when we see him dance. Or the grin we enjoy when we see …

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Sunsets, Stars and Stories: I can’t wait to be back in Sint Maarten

I have a small condo on Sint Maarten, my winter refuge from Montana's chill, where the sun rises over St. Barth's from my front deck like a promise. Mullet Bay is one of my sanctuaries, where I watch the sunsets paint the sky in hues of gold and red. For a different kind of charm, …

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“Tito’s Redemption: A Tale of Forgiveness by the Sea” – (Fiction)

On the rugged shores of Sint Maarten, where the sea meets the sand in a dance of endless waves, there was a young man named Tito. He was known amongst the locals for his vibrant spirit and his love for the sea, where he captained a modest fishing boat, the "Faithful Wave." Tito's life was …

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The Return of the God’s

There is something happening  in society. In this digital age, where the gods have taken to screens, we find ourselves amidst a comedy of errors, where even the divine seem more like caricatures than deities. Elon Musk, the God of Innovation and Chaos, sends his followers on a wild goose chase to Mars or into …

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“The Delicate Art of Christian Judgment: Reflections on Evangelism, Accountability, and Love

Are we, in our daily lives, seeking the salvation of others or merely our own comfort? The Apostle Paul, in his letter to the Corinthians, speaks thus: "Just as I try to please everyone in everything I do, not seeking my own advantage, but that of many, that they may be saved." (1 Corinthians 10:33, …

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A Christmas Message

The Birth of Christ and the Call to Repentance Christmas is a time of joy and celebration as we remember the birth of Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world. It is a season that reminds us of God's incredible love for humanity—a love so profound that He sent His only Son into the world …

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The Holy Spirit

Some people have it, some dont! There are passages in the scriptures that speak to divine revelation and how we understand spiritual things. Studying the scriptures is a good start, but study alone is actually  not enough. When I was very young in the faith I had an encounter with an Ivy league professor, the …

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