Creation: Meanings, Intent, & Truth

Posted by Gregg on Oct 11, 2009 in apologetics, Christian Faith, Creation, homeschooling

How important are MEANINGS? What does it MEAN to say that something IS a thing that it plainly is NOT? There are numerous words to describe this when it happens such as: misrepresent, obfuscate, prevaricate, and LIE.

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gifts

Posted by Hallee on Oct 10, 2009 in biblical manhood, Biblical womanhood, Christian Faith

God is so amazing. He has supplied each of us with a gift that is ours and ours alone.

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5 Conversations: Beauty is Only Skin Deep

Posted by Hallee on Oct 7, 2009 in Biblical womanhood, Christian Faith, converstations, Parenting, Raising girls

Conversation number 2 in a series on the topics found within the book 5 Conversations You Must Have With Your Daughter by author Vicki Courtney: Beauty is Only Skin Deep. If you have a daughter, I strongly urge you to get this book, read this book, read this book WITH your daughter. She needs this information and she needs to know what she’s facing in the world.

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Creation: A Deer with a Dream of a Long Neck

Posted by Gregg on Oct 4, 2009 in apologetics, Christian Faith, Creation, homeschooling

Lamarckism, the notion of “inheritance of acquired characteristics” while utterly disproven over a century ago, continues today as the unstated philosophical basis of all Darwinian evolutionary biology. While admittedly lacking in either proof or reason, Lamarckism nevertheless excuses Darwinists from contemplating the possibility that nature espouses implications outside of Methodological Naturalism.

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5 Conversations: Don’t be in Such a Hurry to Grow Up

Posted by Hallee on Oct 2, 2009 in Biblical womanhood, Christian Faith, converstations, Parenting, Raising girls

Conversation number 1 in a series on the topics found within the book 5 Conversations You Must Have With Your Daughter by author Vicki Courtney: Don’t be in Such a Hurry to Grow Up. If you have a daughter, I strongly urge you to get this book, read this book, read this book WITH your daughter. She needs this information and she needs to know what she’s facing in the world.

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Some Sermons Are Timeless

Posted by Hallee on Sep 30, 2009 in biblical manhood, Biblical womanhood, Christian Faith, Holy matrimony, inspiration, Love, Marriage

A true wife makes a man’s life nobler, stronger, grander, by the omnipotence of her love, turning all the forces of manhood upward and heavenward.

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Creation: Paradigm Shift -or- The Death of a Nimrod

Posted by Gregg on Sep 26, 2009 in apologetics, Christian Faith, Creation, homeschooling

How I went from a die-hard member of the church of Darwin to becoming a believer in actual science. Oh, and my understanding of actual science shored up my beliefs in the Truth of Creation as explained in the book of Genesis as well.

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A Different Kind of Housecleaning

Posted by Hallee on Sep 25, 2009 in biblical manhood, Biblical womanhood, Christian Faith, holiness, Parenting, Sex

In the course of the last year, we’ve been working on giving it ALL to God, to make our entire lives – as individuals, as a married couple, and as a family – over to God and over to what He would have us do for Him, so that whatever we do will be used to glorify Him.

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Making over our money, totally

Posted by Hallee on Sep 23, 2009 in biblical manhood, Biblical womanhood, Budgeting, Christian Faith, missions, Stewardship

Gregg and I recently made a commitment as a couple and as a family to get out of debt. We have a number of motivating factors for this, but our primary motivation is because the less money we’re paying out to interest payments or what have you, the more we have to help further God’s kingdom.

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Giving God the Effort

Posted by Hallee on Sep 13, 2009 in Biblical womanhood, Christian Faith, holiness, Prayer

I believe God loves the effort of more for Him. I think He wants us to make worship for Him special, remarkable, beautiful, ceremonial. If we can do that without becoming legalistic, if we keep the focus on how we’re worshiping the Alpha and Omega, our Savior, Messiah, Redeemer, and friend, then the effort ought to be nothing but pleasing to God.