Non-Christian scholars agree this parchment was written in the 1st century BC. This is a copy of Isaiah (originally written sometime around 700 BC based on its references to historical events). It even confirms the accuracy of later copies. Whatever it means for us all, like we know fossils are old, this document was written… Continue reading The Great Isaiah Scroll
I love to read. I don’t remember ever not loving it. As a child, laying on my belly, in the warm squares of sunlight on the carpet, I spent many hours getting lost in other parts of the world, other periods in time or, my favorite, other worlds altogether. I love the smell of newly… Continue reading Sola Scriptura and Reading – by Sarah Gagnon
Some friends of mine told me yesterday that it was only 305 days until Christmas. It made me think of Christmas, which made me also think of an article my wife wrote, and I thought I would post it here because it's still relevant to the joys we long for around Christmas-time, even in February.… Continue reading Truth More Magical Than Santa – by Sarah Gagnon
I had some thoughts this morning that I thought I would share for teachers, bloggers, writers, and just Christians in general to keep in mind as we speak about God and his Word. You probably already know this, but I want to encourage you in this. When we write and speak, why do we do… Continue reading His Grace Does Not De-rail Conviction
I wrote this after reading Psalm 85. My writing is very casually written, often on my phone, but I hope it blesses someone in the world today. Half of the good news of the Gospel is that the eternal wrath of God is coming for all who do not know Christ as the Lord God… Continue reading Psalm 85: God’s Wrath is Half the Gospel (Good News)
