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Is Jesus an honored Guest?

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Today’s Christians, myself included, tend to think of God wrongly. We think of Him as the honored guest in our lives. My wife and I like to have people over for dinner at times. Wanda likes to cook, and whenever we have guests, she’ll cook up something special – and maybe go overboard with it. And that is a good thing. It’s part of being hospitable. We also spend time talking with our guests, and maybe we’ll watch a movie together. But eventually, it’s time for the guests to leave. We then clean up and retire for the evening. That’s the nice thing about guests: you can enjoy the fellowship, and then enjoy getting back to your own lives when … Continue reading →

Just Published: How to Gain Victory Over Sin

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I just published the e-book version of my new book, How to Gain Victory Over Sin. It is available through Amazon (for Kindle), Google Play, and Smashwords. This is a free e-book, although Amazon will show 99 cents until they realize it’s free elsewhere. Links to get the book are on my new ‘Books’ page, where you can also download the PDF version.

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New Book: How to Gain Victory Over Sin

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I am in the final stages of publishing a new free book called How to Gain Victory Over Sin, which is based on something I had posted last year called Victory Over Sin. This book will be made available in e-book form from Amazon.com (for Kindle), Google Play, Smashwords (other formats), as well as here in PDF and other formats. Eventually a paperback edition will be available for a minimal cost. The book’s subject is understanding why we Christians have such a difficult time withstanding temptation, and why we need the Holy Spirit to do so. It’s a subject we can all benefit from… I know I have in studying this. The first and main part of the book can … Continue reading →

Personal Apologetic: The Restoral Of National Israel – Pt 1

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We’ve looked at a few Bible passages that deal with God’s punishment and preservation of the people of Israel over the millenia. There are plenty of additional prophecies similar to the ones mentioned. But I think the strongest prophetic evidence for the existence of God today comes from another related group of prophecies. These prophecies predict the restoration of the nation of Israel in the last days, and the conditions the Jews would find themselves in at that time. We saw how Deuteronomy 28 accurately predicted the history of Israel to their dispersion throughout the world. But the story of Israel does not end in that chapter. Two chapters later we see God’s promise to gather His people together again … Continue reading →

Personal Apologetic: The Dispersion Of National Israel

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By human standards, the existence of the Jewish people today remains a mystery. No other ancient people has survived for thousands of years, retaining their national identity through much hostility. We have much evidence that Israel was a nation thousands of years ago. Archaeologists have made many discoveries from the time of the kings, and they are still doing so. The most prominent of those remains is the temple mount in Jerusalem, but other remains exist, and the historical records of other ancient nations mention the existence of national Israel/Judah. Israel’s existence as an ancient nation is not seriously disputed. The history of ancient Israel was generally not one of peace. There were internal conflicts, one of which led to … Continue reading →

A Personal Apologetic: Introduction to Biblical Prophecy

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Some of the strongest evidence for the existence of God and the inspiration of the Bible comes from prophecy fulfillment. In the next couple of posts, I’m going to give what I believe to be the the biggest examples of verifiable modern-day prophecy fulfillment. But first, I want to show what sets biblical prophecy apart from the predictive statements of other sources. My purpose in this post is not to prove prophecy is real, but to lay the groundwork for the following posts in understanding what biblical prophecy is about. Most people think prophecy is primarily about the prediction of future events. The predictive element is seen in many religions and belief systems, from Chinese Chen to Nostradamus, to the … Continue reading →

More Mazes For Sale

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I just added my most recently drawn mazes to my Zazzle store. You can now get them on T-shirts and mugs. In case you don’t know, I’ve had a couple of maze posters available on Zazzle.com for quite some time. At one point, at least one of them appeared first when searching for the keyword ‘mazes’. Click here to go the the store.

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New Maze: “Three”

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I just finished my second multi-maze. This one has three openings. By picking any one opening as a start and any other as a finish, you have six combinations of openings. In other words, this is six mazes in one! Each solution is relatively easy since I had to squeeze six different paths in the space of one maze. I plan my next multi-maze to be the Starry Night maze I mentioned back in January. This one will have four openings: a 12-in-one maze!

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New Maze: “Two”

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Here’s another new maze. This one is a bit harder than the previous, and it’s the first of it’s kind. Instead of a normal start and finish, there are two openings labeled ‘1’ and ‘2. First, find your way from ‘1’ to ‘2’, then find your way from ‘2’ back to ‘1’. Because of the bridges and arrows, you can’t take the same route back through the maze. So, it’s two different mazes in one!

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New Maze: “One”

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I just added a new maze to my maze page. It’s small so it would fit in my company’s newsletter. This is the first new maze on this site since 1996, and it’s the first in a series. I just finished drawing the second (a harder one), and I’ll be posting it after I color it. As with all my mazes, there are bridges that allow paths to go over or under one another without intersecting, and one-way paths where you cannot go against the arrows.

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