Today's Reading: Matthew 11:1-30
Most of us struggle with doubts. It’s a strange comfort to know that even John the Baptist had his doubts (v 3). News had re...
The day I buried my grandma was hot and humid, like almost every day in Singapore, and the funeral home prepared large golf umbrellas for all the mourners to be...
Few things are more paralyzing to believers than that particularly dread gloom which inevitably dawns whenever a vague, gnawing sense of the unreality and irrel...
We always hear the against-all-odds stories, but we often fail to recognize our own. We fail to recognize that each one of these stories is the fruition of fait...
Peter Enns has written an essay on "The Benefit of Doubt" which is, I think, necessary for many to ponder:
"There is a benefit of doubt. Let me put that more s...
This week, I'll be starting to coauthor a new series titled "I Take Issue With." Essentially, the purpose is to do my best at providing answers to the questions...
“O taste and see that the Lord is good : blessed is the man that trusts in him.”
–Psalm 34:8
You know the feeling. The first bloom has died off. What you though...
In reading over Jordan's most recent post, I was saddened by her confession that she is a "coward." Her post was an excellent one, and discussed many things tha...
"I'm not religious, but I'm spiritual."
"I don't buy into that religion stuff."
"I pray and stuff, but I don't bother with the whole church thing."
It is ver...
The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism by Tim Keller. Dutton Adult, 2008.
"Doubt and belief are each on the rise," claims Dr. Timothy Keller, autho...
