
On the Road with Dr. Clarence Vos
He was teaching the early stories in Genesis, citing literature and artifacts from early history, including some recent discoveries from the Dead Sea Scrolls.
He was teaching the early stories in Genesis, citing literature and artifacts from early history, including some recent discoveries from the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Shibuya crossing in Tokyo Japan might be the busiest intersection in the world.
As someone who grew up on Johnny Carson and then David Letterman, not to mention being an early viewer of Saturday Night Live, I know
A few years back, on the first Sunday of Lent, I presided over the baptism of a 7-year-old child. The congregation was between pastors, and
I’m a little late to it–as usual with my television viewing habits (I’m more of a reader and when I do watch TV, I have
It’s a mystery to me because flossing is a fastidious act. For a flosser to flick a stick and leave it as litter–that’s not fastidious.
The cuts to science risk the health and safety of Americans and people around the world—especially the marginalized and underrepresented.
In I Kings 22, the king of Israel and the king of Judah were wondering if they should go into battle against the Arameans. The
While undergoing the stem cell transplant process, all I could do was pray, “Ugh.”
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