Today's share comes from ACBC, and it is a very fitting post for our modern context. I admit that reading it at first felt a bit like walking into the middle of a discussion, but, context aside, the content is very helpful. I understand not everyone who reads this is a blogger, but we all most likely have some form of social media. What we post, how we comment, and even what we take in, would be helped a great deal if we looked at these pointers from Scripture. So I hope you

Switching things up, tonight I will share a post, as opposed to yesterday. As we close out our week dealing with time, this particular topic may not be as exciting or practical as others, but I hope you'll consider some of what is said. That is, primarily, that God's Word can be trusted. I'll admit, this article is really heady. And I am not sure that I necessarily agree with all of the assertions made. But still, it is an interesting concept, and I hope that it helps dispel

Image Credit: Unsplash The current state of this world can cause us a bit of distress, to be sure. But it struck me today upon hearing yet another piece of distasteful news that that feeling that we have deep down when we see something unjust done to another person, is a normal response to wickedness. Now, what we do with that response of course is another matter, and both sides of this must be guarded and guided by Scripture. But we all long for a day when justice will reign