This past weekend I was at a Bible Camp attending a men’s retreat. It was spiritually refreshing. One item of interest happened within the first hour I got there and the last hour I left. They were like bookend events. … Continue reading
Within the boundaries of the garden of Eden, God caused every type of tree that was on the face of the earth to grow. We don’t know how big the garden of Eden was, but it seems like it was … Continue reading
I’m sure that many are reading about the controversy of Ray Boltz declaring openly that he is a homosexual. I’m also sure that everyone under the sun has an opinion about this. I’m not going to blog about it, but … Continue reading
What was the garden of Eden? How was the garden of Eden formed? Where was the garden of Eden? When did the garden of Eden exist? Who was in the garden of Eden? Why was the garden of Eden formed? … Continue reading
It’s a good question. Who are we? Where did we come from? Where are we going to? This is the stuff of life that we have been pondering the minute Adam and Eve were evicted from the garden of Eden. … Continue reading
The Creation Mandate or Caretakers of the Planet Be fruitful and multiply. This command isn’t very specific. It’s sort of like the Vulcan greeting: Live long and prosper. The creation mandate is very general in its address. But peering … Continue reading
Holly Pivec at Fulfilled Prophecy has a great post on Daniel 12:4. It pretty much sums up my view. Read the succinct article here. Have fun and stay busy – Luke 19:13 -The Orange Mailman P.S. To … Continue reading
Just to examine God in the first four chapters of Genesis is extremely insightful. What would Adam have known about God? What do we know about the One who brought all things into being? There are different names for God … Continue reading
Long before prophecy became such an integral part of my Bible studies, I was consumed with a passion to discover the beginning for myself. My heart was drawn toward Genesis, specifically the first four chapters, in an effort to understand … Continue reading
God has one covenant plan spanning the entire Bible. This is why the phrase “his covenant” can be used without reference to any one covenant. The cornerstone of this covenant plan is The Seed-Promise Covenant in the Garden of Eden, Genesis … Continue reading
