This post is the third in a multi-week series. Find the first post here, and the second post here. I love sports because as a fan, even though I have no direct involvement, I still feel I’m part of the game and get to experience the full spectrum of emotions. In a 2010 article about the …
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I’d like to clarify a sentence from my post yesterday that was addressed in the comments. In my post, I wrote: Not only do we want to rule ourselves, but we also want to rule others, and when we rejected God, God gave us what we wanted, left the scene, and created a power vacuum. …
This post is the second in a multi-week series. Find the first post here. Also note that I made some clarifying remarks about this post, and these remarks can be found here. A year ago, NBC aired the finale of their show The Good Place, a sitcom about heaven. I haven’t watched any of it, …
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This post is the first in a multi-week series. Not only are athleticism and mobility some of the least important traits for an NFL quarterback, but they are often detrimental. This sounds ludicrous. How can being able to run be a liability? First, let’s just look at the quarterbacks who have won the last 20 …
We previously looked at how eternal life is a personal relationship with God. Our relationship, however, must reflect that God is the Creator and we are His creation – He is King, and we are not. We must submit to God. Unfortunately, we have believed the lie that God is not worthy of our submission. …
