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Advice for missionary teams
Elizabeth, New Jersey. Great joy in a missionary meeting for prayer and testimony. Spoke afterward with Carl Johnson of Congo. He counseled Pete and me thus: 1) Never let the sun go down on the slightest miff between us. Walk in the light with no darkness between us; 2) Always be willing to abase yourself before a native. "We think and say that we are just being 'firm,' but they know that we are angry";
10 recent tweets
I've really enjoyed using my Twitter account to store all my momentary profundities. Here are ten recent tweets... tweet 1: Mao's Last Dancer... freedom is precious to those who have lived without it. tweet 2: Oh yeah, Darwin's that guy who discovered the amazing adaptability God built into His creation... now I remember. tweet 3: Are you so busy that people at church are afraid to ask you to get involved? tweet 4: We need
Top fifteen finds from Biblical archaeology
I was introduced to biblical archaeology back in seminary. ("What do you mean, Indiana Jones isn't real?!") I learned that archaeology is not essential to prove the veracity of the Scriptures, yet archaeology has unearthed many evidences that affirm the Bible's reliability. Old Testament scholar Walter Kaiser has listed fifteen of what he considers to be the top finds from biblical archaeology, including: 1. Ketef Hinnom Amulets In 1979, two tiny silver scrolls were discovered
On Christian weddings
Dale Morgan married tonight, and as usual, I came away soured. Twentieth-century Christian weddings are the vainest, most meaningless forms. There is no vestige of reality. The witnesses dress for a show. The flesh is given all the place. The songs are absurd if one paid any attention to the words, but no one does; they simply listen to how it is sung and not what it means. Candles are useless, but expensive trifles. Ushers