Yet, I walked away thinking, "What a different world we live in today."
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Author: condreybj
B.J. Condrey was born in the small town of Winnsboro, Texas in 1978. He is a husband to Allison Condrey and a father to Ezra Condrey. After serving as a pastor in the local church in various capacities for over a decade, he began teaching philosophy. He has a B.A. in both Psychology and Philosophy as well as a M.A. in Philosophy. He has taught philosophy at four different schools including Whitworth University and Gonzaga University. He and his family now live in Edinburgh, Scotland where he received a partial scholarship to work toward his doctorate in the School of Divinity at the University of Edinburgh.
I Have Never Regretted…
Besides, is there a more efficient path to developing the virtue of humility?
Tim Keller on “Dark Times”
As Keller explains, there is no such thing as "objective" abandonment for Christians. Only Christ was actually abandoned by the Father. Therefore, all that remains is "subjective" abandonment. In other words, though we may feel abandoned by God (feel = subjective), it is never the case (objective).
Great Online Tool for Getting a Quick Greek Overview of Certain Verses
Bible Gateway has a translation available online that is a great tool for anyone that is not a Greek scholar but who wants to dig deeper into the meaning of God's word.
The Lie That Buries the Heart
I found myself thinking that what makes a difficult situation even worse is when you believe the lie, "This season will last forever."
What Psychology is Saying About “Happiness”
I found this list refreshing because in a sense, you could say that the social sciences are providing scientific evidence for what God has revealed about the human person so long ago.
End of Summer
Concerning Rhema, she is on record as the chunkiest 7-month old in Scotland. Okay, this is an exaggeration and hasn't been empirically verified, but it is probably true.
