Bridges & Pathways to Experiencing More of God: Nature, Part IV
In my previous three posts in this series I have suggested (1) that there are meaningful evidences rather than proofs for the reality of God to be seen in the
Read MoreIn my previous three posts in this series I have suggested (1) that there are meaningful evidences rather than proofs for the reality of God to be seen in the
Read MoreKristin (who administrates our blog and website, along with her husband Jason) and I (Ron, who has been writing these weekly posts) decided recently to ask several NCF-ers to write
Read MoreIn case you’ve missed my recent blog posts, here’s a quick recap of what I’ve been exploring: (1) I have suggested that claiming to see “evidences” for the reality of
Read MoreAs I mentioned in my previous post, I believe that God intentionally created the world so that the “no-risk proofs” we constantly attempt to manufacture are not really available. This
Read MoreFor some, speaking of nature (or of “the creation” in Judeo-Christian language) as a bridge for God’s presence in our lives is so obvious it draws a “Well, duh!” response.
Read MoreGod has provided many bridges/pathways in our lives, both to help us humans experience God’s real presence, and to allow us to be more empowered by that presence. In the
Read MoreMy most recent post contained some of the key scriptural statements indicating that God believes that we are more salvageable than we usually think we are, and that this life
Read MoreIn my most recent blog posts, I have suggested that a good way to summarize what the New Testament writers see as “Good News” is this: God loves us so
Read MoreIn my most recent blog posts, I suggest that a good way to summarize what the New Testament writers see as “Good News” is this three-part statement: God loves us
Read MoreIn my most recent blog, I suggested that a good way to summarize what the New Testament writers see as “Good News” is: God loves us so much that God
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