Biblical principles and applications for everyday moments.
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One of the fundamental tenets of postmodernism is that there is no absolute truth. Now if that is true, then it is an absolute truth. But that means there is absolute truth, and therefor the tenet is false. When you deconstruct the foundation of where you stand on, eventually it
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We all know how it goes when we go for a holiday. The excitement goes up in anticipation, and before long it comes down and we are back to where we started. Even worse, we feel exhausted after the long journey and late nights during the break. Yet we still
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The link between working the land and having bread on the table seems remote for most city dwellers. We don’t grow grains in the backyard, mill the grains into flour and then bake it into bread. Nevertheless the biblical message is applicable. Those who are dilligent, will not lack
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From today’s reading, the question is asked in Proverbs 20:24: “A man’s steps are from the LORD; how then can man understand his way?” The writer understands that God determines his steps. And that he is not in control of his own life. But that leaves him
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There is an economic law called the law of diminishing returns. Basically it means that the value of an item decreases as we have more of it. For example, you may be willing to pay $2 for an ice cream. And you really enjoy eating it. When offered a second
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On my recent business trip to a remote coastal location in the Philippine, I saw along the road people selling bags of white powdery stuff. After a little bit of thinking, I realized it was salt. I was reminded of the Bible verse I read a few nights before. “You