Don’t be deceived into thinking that the world is becoming overpopulated. Many developed nations have discovered that their nations are not becoming overpopulated, but underpopulated.
This video is very eye opening:

Paul was no slouch when it came to languages. His knowledge of Hebrew and Greek allowed him to communicate the Gospel to many more people than he possibly could have if he had only known Hebrew or Aramaic. His knowledge of Greek allowed him to speak with the centurions who arrested him (saved him) while […]

During this last winter term I took a counseling class here at The Seminary. The Seminary’s counseling program is based on Nouthetic Counseling. Jay Adams was an early pioneer in Nouthetic Counseling and he recently turned 80. Dr. Adams blogs regularly and recently wrote a short blog entry about turning 80. Here is a short […]

Below is an article about animism in the United States. The lucky four leaf clover and buckeyes used by John Kerry seem innocent, but when we trust in objects like this we are showing that we really don’t trust in God. If we really trust in a sovereign God who controls all things that happen […]

I read an interesting story in The Bangkok Post this morning. It is about the former Prime Minister of Thailand Thaksin Shinawatra. When I lived in Thailand he was deposed in a military coup and has been in exile, except for a short time, since then. Some of his loyal followers in his hometown have […]

Humans love the term spiritual. Today in the west when a person says, “I am spiritual, not religous,” what they really mean is “I like Eastern mysticism without the morality.” How can this spirituality lead to better community in a digital age?
Here is an excerpt from an interesting article recently published in the Bangkok Post:
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Last semester I took a class about Islam at Southern Seminary we went on a couple field trips to Mosques in Indiana and Ohio. You can see photos here:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2074282&l=66fad&id=51801407
This mosque in particular made me think of something Millard Erickson said in reply to a question from the audience during a lecture at Southern last semester.

Millard […]

Here is a great post by Dr. Moore of Southern Seminary:
A man who really gets Ephesians 5 is the kind of man who will be willing to work two jobs and live in a trailer to enable his wife to be the primary caregiver of his children. A woman who really understands Proverbs 31 is […]

This is a great clip. Americans may be starting to see through the thin veil of relativism.

Here is a link to a great story on BBC News:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7230233.stm
Sorry that I haven’t written much as of late, I have been very busy with my wife’s visa paperwork and class at Southern.