I was thinking back to something Vince Vitale touched on a couple of weeks ago when we were blessed to have him at OpenDoor. Talking about the role of Christian apologetics and its limits, he observed at one point that nobody is ever “argued into Heaven.” And I believe he’s right about that. If I…
"…that God may open a door (Col. 4:3)"
I guess I was a little surprised when Aubrey informed me the other day that she had given up “Minecraft” for Lent.
To illustrate His great promise, God directed Abraham’s attention heavenward — to the stars. And truly, to this day, there is no better, more breath-taking testament to His power and glory than the splendor of a night-time sky.
Did you hear? It’s Ash Wednesday! Growing up in a non-denominational church, I never learned about Ash Wednesday or Lent. I heard about it.
The sister of our Linda Logan passed away this past Monday, February 24. Nancy Bragg Witmer, a former champion trick rodeo rider, was 87.
It was a mere 100-foot walk from Greg Wilhoit’s cell to the death chamber. When he first arrived, more than a decade had passed since anyone had gone there. But that was soon to change. One night in 1990, with Wilhoit looking on from his cell, one of his fellow inmates made the walk — the first to do so since Oklahoma lifted its moratorium on executions.