As some of you know, I write for another blog – CRN.Info – and I’ve apparently touched a nerve this past week.  My church has a Christian yoga class (if you know me, an exercise class is never my cup of tea, so you wouldn’t find me there for that reason), and having read criticisms [...]

Here’s a great short video from Coach Tony Dungy and the National Day of Prayer Task Force:
Go Colts!

[My apologies for the absence, as this last week or so has been rather active over on CRN.info, and I've been recharging my writing energy since the Easter-week flurry of articles...  Also, Lord of the Rings Online launched, and I had a couple weeks of Open Beta to mess around with ]
Today, I [...]

From the Jerusalem Post:
Several prominent scholars who were interviewed in a bitterly contested documentary that suggests that Jesus and his family members were buried in a nondescript ancient Jerusalem burial cave have now revised their conclusions, including the statistician who claimed that the odds were 600:1 in favor of the tomb being the family burial [...]

Happy Resurrection Day!
This is the final post in the current series of articles on Holy Week:
Part I: Lamb Selection Day
Part II: Passover Preparation
Part III: Passover Banquet
Part IV: Passover Sacrifice (also inserting Jesus’ use of remez while on the cross)
Part V: The Feast of Unleavened Bread
Today, in Part VI, we will briefly discuss the Feast of [...]

Greetings, and a blessed Passover to you!
Just as a refresher, here is where we have been thus far in this series:
Part I: Lamb Selection Day
Part II: Passover Preparation
Part III: Passover Banquet
Part IV: Passover Sacrifice
as an added bonus, we’ve also discussed Jesus’ use of remez while on the cross
Today, in Part V, we will be examining [...]

In Part I of this series, we examined Lamb Selection Day, and in Part II, we examined the preparations for Passover. In Part III, we delved into the Passover Banquet, now called the Seder. Tonight, in Part IV, we will examine the passover sacrifice.
Origins
The origins of sacrifice in Hebraic tradition, and so, too, for us, [...]

On this blog, I’ve discussed the teaching practice of remez several times, and on this particular day, I wanted to call one particular remezim of Jesus to mind that I have mentioned briefly before.
When Jesus was hanging on the cross, he called out “Father, Father, why have you forsaken me?”
I have heard many good sermons [...]

In Part I of this series, we examined Lamb Selection Day, and in Part II, we examined the preparations for Passover.
In Part III, we will examine the banquet traditions of Passover as practiced in the first century – in very similar manner as is done today – with the intention of examining some significant details [...]

Michelle Malkin has an excellent article today on a story she’s been covering for several days (actually years, if you count her first story on the subject, three years ago when Christian homeschoolers filled the terrorist shoes). A school in New Jersey held a mock terrorism drill in which “New Crusaders” attacked the school [...]