MInTheGap

Fox News reported this:
JERUSALEM — Orthodox Jews have burned hundreds of New Testaments in the latest act of violence against Christian missionaries in Israel.

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One of the most interesting things that I find myself running into countless times when discussing the New Testament and the skepticism surrounding its authenticity is this “it was written 40 years after Christ” argument.  Now, I suspect that they’re throwing around a number they read somewhere.  I’d further be willing to bet that [...]

This Sunday my pastor spoke on Ephesians and one of the things that he said stuck out.  We were in Ephesians 3:4-7, and Paul is talking about the mystery that has been revealed to the Christians.  I Corinthians 2:6-7 states that God planned it to be a mystery until He was ready to reveal [...]

We start this round finally making progress in our debate on the Death Penalty. For starters, Amanda admits that she does not believe the Death Penalty to be just. This necessitates that she’s not providing mercy for the convicted convict, but instead arguing for justice for the convict, and therefore negates her previous [...]

We as believes say that we want to know more about God.  We say that we want to know God’s will.  But how serious are we about truly getting to know God through His Word?
This is something I was challenged as I was using StumbleUpon to surf the web.  The site I found promised that [...]

Back in December I was notified that the developers over at Christianity.com had created a new site, Bible.Christianity.com filled with tools to help users explore God’s Word.
I’ve only gotten a chance recently to explore it recently– and it’s a very attractive site filled with different ways to explore the Bible, read the Bible and read [...]

There are many things in the Bible that we do not adhere to in today’s church.  We do not teach them as commands.  We don’t encourage people to follow them.  We try to ignore that they are even in the Bible.  And we do this because they are counter-cultural and inconvenient.
And this is part of [...]