Tag: history
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Damascus Road: Witness into all the World
Witness from Jerusalem to Damascus Of all places the Apostles would not have ever thought the risen Christ would anoint yet another Apostle, a road to Damascus likely would have been the last place to come to mind. Jesus had led them to places beyond Galilee (now formally a part of Syria under the administration…
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CODE RED Crisis on the 1’s – More Days of Difficulty
Code Red again, Alert.. I told you so.. Difficulty Ahead CODE RED! Isn’t it a sensational ALERT from media yesterday? (Next I want to say, “Tune in at 10” or something like that.) What I will actually point out is that we have heard these sorts of warnings before. BREAKING NEWS – Now seemingly constant.…
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Church Divided / Empire Fallen 3
Before the Church Divided To further understand modern church history let’s go back before the Great Schism to look at some early fathers of the church. Scriptures Revelation 18: Matthew 24: Timeline of the early Church A.D. 258 – Martyrdom of Laurence & other martyrs AD 306-324 – Civil war between the two halves of…
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Church Divided / Empire Fallen 2
Church History before King James In part 1 we examined the history of the Bible and specifically how it relates to King James and pre-colonial America. Next we will go back to a time when the church divided into various branches. Take a look at the graphic from the early church to the Reformation and…
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Church Divided / Empire Fallen 1
History 100: of Bibles & Empires – Introduction No man on earth has ever completely understood history except the Son of Man, Christ Jesus. You don’t and I certainly do not know near enough about the history of the Bible and history attested to by the Bible. We know very little of Empires other than…
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COVID – The Sĭn’ch WHO Stole Thanksgiving
You know the imagery — and it could include Christmas — WHO knows? Then all the Whos down in Who-ville will all cry BOO-HOO! Dr. Seuss Scrooge, Santa & the Grinch in days of sadness Before we address this current crisis and holiday (Thanksgiving), let’s glance at childhood images of joys embodied in Christmas. Looking…
