In just a few days, we celebrate the birth of the Savior, Jesus Christ. In light of that fact, for this Coffee Break, I invite you to take a few moments and simply reflect on the events of his birth, as foretold by Isaiah, and as reported by Luke. Enjoy the holiday, and remember the…
Memorize Scripture: Titus 2:13-14
In this week’s passage, Paul wraps up the thought begun in the last couple of verses. Although he is specifically speaking of the second coming of Christ, it is highly appropriate for this week before Christmas for us to remember. You can see this passage in Titus 2:13-14: [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”Titus 2:13-14″] Paul contrasts this…
Responding To Criticism
I have always been told that there is an element of truth in any and every criticism. And while that may be true some of the time, I do not believe that this is true in every case. Sometimes, criticism has no basis in truth at all. [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”Man Standing On A Dock”] I…
Book Review – Grappling With The Chronology Of The Genesis Flood
Perhaps my favorite topics to study are the worldview issues developed in the first few chapters of Genesis. I typically devour every new book I can find that deals with Creation, the Fall, Noah’s Flood, and the Tower of Babel and more found in the first chapters of Genesis. When I discovered that a new…
Coffee Break – 12.15.2014
This week’s edition of Coffee Break contains some more great gift guilds and lists for those last minute Christmas gifts, along with a few other interesting things to consider concerning the holidays. Enjoy and have a Merry Christmas! [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”Coffee Beak”] DCILY’s Coffe Lover Gift Guide 2014 – Last week, I posted a few coffee…
Memorize Scripture: Titus 2:11-12
Paul has just given Titus instructions on what to teach older men and younger men, older women and younger women, and slaves. As he wraps up this section of his letter, he gives Titus some of his reasons for such teachings, and the ultimate reason, which we will address next week, appropriately for the Christmas…