Michael Scott Gembola writes for those who have experienced a breach in the marriage covenant. He and I share book titles, at least the first half, “After an Affair.” Our goal is the same: restoration. However, our approaches are different. Michael emphasizes the devotional reflective perspective, and I focus on the perspective of specific action. Our works are very complimentary. Continue Reading →
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Michael Scott Gembola writes for those who have experienced a breach in the marriage covenant. He and I share book titles, at least the first half, “After an Affair.” Our goal is the same: restoration. However, our approaches are different. Michael emphasizes the devotional reflective perspective, and I focus on the perspective of specific action. Our works are very complimentary. Continue Reading →
Read MoreIn one very factual way, encouraging one another to keep Christ central in Christmas is rather naive. Christ is central to Christmas! Christmas is totally dependent upon Christ. The very word, Christmas, has no meaning without Christ. Continue Reading →
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In the introduction, Ken Ham writes, “I was burdened to help them [his public high school students] understand they were my relatives and descendants of Adam and Eve…What a difference I saw in them when they understood this (p.12).” Continue Reading →
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