On Peaceable Inner Sight
The lamp of the body is the eye. If therefore thine eye be single (“haplous”: undivided, whole, clear, good), thy whole body shall be full of light. But if thine …
Peace, Persuasion, and Prosperity
The lamp of the body is the eye. If therefore thine eye be single (“haplous”: undivided, whole, clear, good), thy whole body shall be full of light. But if thine …
The relationship between the teachings of Christ and many so-called Christian religions (historically and vaguely called “Christianity”) is similar to the relationship between the scientific method and science as a …
The Christian world has picked up a lot of baggage along the way. Some of that baggage is culturally inherited. Some of it is due to language and translation issues. …
As I mentioned before, the common (mis)understanding of the mission of the Messiah was that it would be political. Judas certainly wasn’t the only one with that expectation. Even Jesus’s …
When early Christians thought of fish, they remembered Jesus. In Greek, the word for fish is ἰχθύς. The Greek letters in that word are an acronym for “Ἰησοῦς Χριστὸς Θεοῦ …
Looking at a seed from the outside, it appears to be dead. What we call the seed coat or husk is plain and hard, but it serves an important purpose: …
What instructions would the greatest teacher leave with his students in his last days and hours? Jesus was called Rabbi and Didaskalos (Hebrew and Greek for “teacher”, respectively). We …
Jesus entered Jerusalem in the last week of his life peacefully but sadly. He wept as he approached the city, mourning what he knew would soon happen. (Luke 19:41-46) His …
An old friend challenged me to post a scripture/related thought each day for 7 days. I decided that since this week is Semana Santa, there should be plenty of timely …