Category: 2017 – May/June

Finding Comfort and Encouragement in Revelation’s Throne Room — Jon Mitchell, Editor (Editorial: May/June, 2017)

Revelation has always been a book we understandably hesitate to study, considering that the book was “signified” (1:1), i.e., written in symbolic language that is difficult to understand and of which are many interpretations vastly different from each other.  However, interpretation of Revelation might be less difficult than we think.  Remember, we are told to… Read More Finding Comfort and Encouragement in Revelation’s Throne Room — Jon Mitchell, Editor (Editorial: May/June, 2017)

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What The Bible Says About Homosexuality — Travis Main

In any discussion of opposing groups regarding the topic of homosexuality, there are a litany of “facts” provided.  Whether the issue is the number of practicing homosexuals, the health risks, the prevalence of violence in homosexual relationships, the number of faithful or promiscuous partners, the conversion to heterosexuality, or the genetic factors suggested to influence… Read More What The Bible Says About Homosexuality — Travis Main

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