TANAKH תנ״ך

TANAKH תנ״ך

Why write about Tanakh in a Christian site? We have to remember that Jesus came as a Jew. Ministered to Jewish people. And the authors of most of the books in our Bible were Jewish. Not to mention, "our" Old Testament is Jewish Scripture - Tanakh. Therefore, we cannot fully ...
The Screwtape Letters Study Guide

The Screwtape Letters Study Guide

The goal for this Screwtape Letters Study Guide is to give you an open-ended set of questions to help get the most out of C. S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters. For those times when it's difficult to get a discussion started for any given question, I've also included some possible ...
What's next now that radiation treatment is finished?

What’s next now that radiation treatment is finished?

My radiation treatment for prostate cancer is finished. So, what's next? Do I get to just move on with life and put this behind me? Uh - no. Cancer isn't something you can just say that it's over and forget about it. But then, there's so much that I've learned ...
Who should Christians hate vs who do Christians hate?

Who should Christians hate vs who do Christians hate?

Who should Christians hate? Who do Christians hate? Wouldn't it be nice if the answer to both questions was no one? Obviously, unless you're living under a rock, they aren't. But then, you know that, because if you were living under a rock you probably don't have good internet service ...

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Who should Christians hate vs who do Christians hate? is a reflective Bible study. Here’s a brief summary:
Reflective Nature: The page encourages readers to reflect on the contrast between ideal Christian behavior and the reality of human actions.
Personal Application: It prompts introspection on how Christians should behave according to Jesus’ teachings, particularly regarding love and hate.
Biblical References: Passages from the Bible are used to support the discussion and encourage deeper understanding of Christian principles.
Moral Implications: The text explores the consequences of hate and the importance of forgiveness, aligning with reflective study that seeks personal growth and spiritual development.

Should grade school children learn battlefield trauma care?

Are grade schoolers doing trauma care the answer to America’s gun violence?

Is that headline for real? Should grade school children learn battlefield trauma care? Why even ask this shocking question? Because this is already the law in Texas for 7th graders and up. Now there's a bill to propose this training for 3rd through 5th graders as well. Seriously ...
Having cancer is a highlight of my life - True/false?

Having cancer is a highlight of my life – True/false?

What if I told you that Having cancer is a highlight of my life? Do you think that's true or false? Or maybe you think I've lost it? Well, it's absolutely true. Seriously. It really has been ...
Did you know Judas was a thief? Did Jesus know?

Did you know Judas was a thief? Did Jesus know?

Did you know Judas was a thief? Not just suspect it, but do you actually remember reading it? Did Jesus know? If Jesus knew Judas was a thief, why would He allow Judas to be the keeper of the money for the twelve disciples? ...
Getting radiation treatment on my twentieth wedding anniversary

Getting radiation treatment on my wedding anniversary

It's my wedding anniversary. What else would I be doing? I'm sitting here writing. Waiting until a half hour before my prostate cancer radiation treatment, so I can drink this big bottle of water. Then I can go down, meet with my new BFFs, the radiation techs, and get radiated ...
We believe in God. Or do we?

Do you believe in God? Yes. I think. Don’t I?

I believe in God.  That's a common answer when someone is asked, "Do you believe in God?"  But, is that really true?  I've been amazed by survey results that appear to show a belief in God but then has so many contradictions in the questions that follow.  That's the reason ...
Radiation treatment week seven - I can see the finish line

Radiation treatment week seven – I can see the finish line

It's Monday of radiation treatment week seven. I can see the finish line. Nine more sessions to go. And yet, it feels like that makes it harder. I think it's called impatience ...
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