I’ve been working on a new project —a daily devotional book about our new identity in Christ. Our new identity in Christ is crucial to our spiritual growth and development. It shapes the way we interact with God and how we view ourselves, which in turn impacts the way we act. This is a chapter on the Bride of Christ. The New Testament depicts God’s relationship to his followers as a bridegroom to his bride.
Read MoreLast week, my father-in-law lost his courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. My family and I are grateful for the time we got to spend with him. We will miss him and eagerly await the day when we will be reunited with him in God’s presence. As a way to pay tribute to him, I published the eulogy I gave at his memorial service.
Read MoreMany today view science as the only way to arrive at objective truth. Some have termed this ideology “Scientism.“ According to Merriam Webster, Scientism describes, “an exaggerated trust in the efficacy of the methods of natural science applied to all areas of investigation.”
Skeptics today see science filling the “gaps“ in our understanding that ancient man once filled with “God.“ Even though science furnishes us with objective truth, it’s not the only means by which we can obtain truth. In the following, we will examine a few commonly held views about science and how it interacts with faith.
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