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72Evidence for Jesus' Resurrection
Some time ago, a local radio talk show in my city featured the subject of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Mentioned on this program were certain theologians who claim that the evidence of history denies that the resurrection took place. Who...
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65Easter Sunrise
It was an early Sunday morning twenty centuries ago. Actually, we would say that it was still night because the darkness had not yet been mixed with the faintest light of dawn. A small group of women--three or four--were up and on their way to do...
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83Sample Invocation for a Public Meeting
Invocation for a Public Meeting After receiving more than 16,000 views of my previous hub "Sample Invocation", I felt that another sample for a different context would be appropriate. This is based on more than 20 years of experience praying...
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59Some Thoughts on the Problem of Evil
The following is the outline used in a 20 minute radio interview on the subject of evil and suffering. The interview was given on July 16, 2010 on Radio Luz: XHTE in Tehuacan, Puebla in Mexico. The program...
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79Our Recent Trip to Haiti
The JARON / West Fresno Ministerial Association Haiti 2010 Team from top left: Melinda Bogart, Amber Balakian, Edward Lee and Michael Bogart The Beautiful National Palace in ruins Sacred Heart Cathedral One of...
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71A Simple Message for Holy Communion
Introduction: This morning we are going to participate in some profound symbolism. Set before us, we see the elements of the Lord's Supper: the bread represents Christ’s body broken to make us whole ...
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76Why the Anger Over the Inscription on the Cross?
The gospel account in John, chapter 19 records a seemingly trivial detail of Jesus' crucifixion. The Roman governor, Pontius Pilate, had ordered an inscription to be posted over the head of Jesus on the...
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62Work and Prayer
Many years ago a friend of mine quoted a little saying about prayer which I still remember: "prayer is work; prayer does work and prayer brings work." I don't know where he got this little gem, but the fact...
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66Some Helpful Phrases for Travel in Haiti
Before 1804, Haiti was a French colony. That is why the common people speak Kreyol, which probably came from an Africanized version of French, but many people have received an education in standard French as...
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63Can We Trust the Old Testament Documents?
A portion of the Dead Sea Scrolls Until 1947, the earliest Hebrew manuscripts available to serve as the basis for Old Testament study and translation were the Massoretic Texts of eastern European Jews. These...
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