On 20 Dec, Jennifer C. Asked:      Her question is abbreviated here. She had read my letters on the Word of Faith Religion and, though in agreement with most of it, took respectful issue with my inclusion of one name I had cited. Commenting, she wrote: "…The shocker was when I read the name Dani Johnson because all I know is that in my experience, along with many others, Dani teaches the complete...  Read More

     Merry Christmas from sunny central Florida! I went running today in shorts and a T-shirt! Crazy! As God continues to sanctify me in love, I’m continually reminded of just how much my sin has affected me. I desperately wish to give myself to the church and the world, and to be a loving blessing to those God sends me to each and every day, but I still fail so miserably! One thing the Holy Spiri...  Read More

On 18 Dec, Teodoro A. asked:“Discussion of the New testament revelation of the trinity: Please explain the Spirit reveals the Father and the Son according to Catholic Christian Church.”Response:Hello, sir.     God is triune. There is only one God who’s never yet been fully seen who will be fully seen in three separate Persons in heaven. Each is not the other, but all three are equal and equally Go...  Read More

Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God? –Epicurus (341-270 B.C.).     It’s a question that needs answering in every generation. This is not my whole answer. I could not possibly list all the suffering that’...  Read More

      “I delight to do Your will, O my God, and Your law is within my heart,” Psalm 40:8. Can you say this of yourself, dear reader? When no one’s looking? When you’re not in church, when your Christian friend(s) isn’t/aren’t around, when you’re sitting on your toilet and no one else (hopefully) is there, can you say this of your heart at times with delight?     My heart has been changed, Ezekiel ...  Read More

     There’s a lesson that’s been of real comfort to me during this past year that I hope will be of comfort to you as well. It was first brought to my attention as I studied Corinthians some time ago and then applied it to my life. The lesson is that the church is to be always reforming. Semper Reformanda! As you look around the visible church today there is much to grieve over. It was never any ...  Read More