Dignoscentia

The Review has a series of articles that answer some interesting Bible questions, and I thought I’d point them out to you:

Was Balaam a prophet from God?
What does the Bible say about suicide?
How is the rest in Hebrews 4 related to the seventh-day Sabbath?
How does the Bible define “spirit”?
Is the heavenly sanctuary a real temple [...]

You’ve heard of common sense, right? Well, this psalm encourages us to have a little God-sense. It helps us see things the right way, from God’s perspective. Worried that the wicked are doing too well? Don’t be - they’ll soon be gone. That’s the gist of this psalm. I think it should be required reading [...]

I like how the contrast between the evildoers and God is set up in this psalm. In the first section (verses 1-4), they are introduced, and from the looks of things, they’re a handful. Yet in verse 5, God comes into the picture, and they simply fade away - poof! and they’re gone. Try and [...]

You may have noticed if you read our posts and listen to our podcasts that they’re both on Psalms. It’s not by coincidence! We want you to have the opportunity to both read and listen to the texts we write and record about.
We’re currently writing and recording about the Psalms, and we encourage you to [...]

This psalm is a prayer of deliverance from the hands of the wicked, but what strikes me as important when reading it is that David isn’t responding to his oppressors. He does not engage them as they taunt and mock him. His prayers go up to heaven for deliverance. He wants God to intervene. He [...]

How do we share our faith in the workplace? Here’s a clue: it has to do with what we do and who we are, not what we say.
The Review has put together a very nice collection of articles on this topic, and I encourage you to read them.
Here’s a link to the collection.
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Wanted point you to a very good article written about the supposed Gospel of Judas (sic) that will explain its background and the confusion surrounding it. Bottom line: the whole thing smells a little fishy, and no, I don’t mean that in a good way.
Here’s a link to that article.
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