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The fantasy myth
By Donna Lynn Hess. Is fantasy a bane or blessing for our children? With the rise of the New Age movement, this question is one of increasing concern to Christian parents. However, before we can judge the value of fantasy, we must first understand its definition and purpose. In a broad sense, fantasy can be defined as a genre, or type, of literature in which one or more of the following characteristics exist: the setting
Is God on my side?
The Battle of Jericho is one of the Bible's most unusual war stories, where Jesus in pre-incarnate form appears, sword in hand, before the battle, and the Israelites simply march repeatedly around the city for seven days. The city walls collapse after the blast of trumpets and a shout, and God finally judges the wicked inhabitants who had locked themselves in, while showing mercy to a prostitute who trusted in Him. Consider how the gospel
Meet James Fraser
I had not heard of English missionary James Fraser until a friend lent me his biography. Here's an introduction: James Fraser's parents were Methodists but had separated during his teen years. James grew up with his mother and demonstrated a love for challenges, once walking over 70 kilometres in a day to London and back, and at another time, riding over 300 kilometres on bicycle without dismounting. Gifted in mathematics, he planned to pursue engineering—a
The place is important
Leviticus 17, 18 The place is important. There was to be no indiscriminate choice of where the sacrifice was to be slain. Only at the door of the tent of meeting could God accept the oblation. So today every act of faith which is acceptable is accomplished before Him who said, "I am the door" and only there. Those who would do their contacting of God through nature in the open field are not taken