The Danger of Discontent
To be honest, he was a bit nervous. It was the first time he would slither up to a complete stranger and try to throw […]
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The Post
I’ll Do That One Day
When you make a vow to the Lord your God, you shall not delay to pay it; for the Lord your God will surely require
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The Lack of Shared Values, and its Consequences
Stepping back and observing American culture, it is increasingly the case that emotivist secularist relativism is the ruling ethos of the day. The “Moralistic Therapeutic
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Sailing into Stormy Seas: An Emerging Leadership Opportunity
The Rapture has proven to be a controversial subject. Christians vary in their views of its timing. Some, even if there IS a rapture. I
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Welcome to “The Post,” the Enduring Word Blog
The reach of Enduring Word continues to grow as God blesses the ministry. The Post is a new venture where select writers add their voices
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Shipmates
Our world is broken. We see it in wars in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. We see it in the streets of our cities
The Holiday Dilemma: Should Christians Celebrate Christmas
Each year many Christians are faced with the decision of what to do about the holidays. Can they celebrate with everyone else or should they
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Taxes And Tithing: The Motive For Our Giving
On Thursday, October 10, in what was billed as CNN’s Equality Town Hall, then-presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke suggested churches and other nonprofit organizations ought to lose
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Hate Always Bows to Love
At the end of one of the episodes of the TV miniseries, Band of Brothers, as Easy Company was marching into the Ardennes Forest, for what
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The Gospel Comes to Ireland
The rope was so tight round sixteen-year-old Patricius’ wrists they’d bitten into the flesh. He no longer felt the sting of the saltwater from the
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