Devotional for Christian Greeters #3 (From Sunday, April 2, 2017) – by Jerome Danner

There are times when we are called to perform a specific act in remembrance of our Lord and Savior, Jesus the Christ, such as when we take communion,.  When we partake of the holy communion: we think of Jesus’ act of love while He gave His Body and Blood on the Cross for our eternal salvation.  The

Devotional for Christian Greeters #2 (From Sunday, March 26, 2017) – by Jerome Danner

1 Corinthians 1:1-4 Greeting 1 Paul, called by the will of God to be an apostle of Christ Jesus, and our brother Sosthenes, 2 To the church of God that is in Corinth, to those sanctified in Christ Jesus, called to be saints together with all those who in every place call upon the name

Devotional for Christian Greeters #1 (From Sunday, March 19, 2017) – by Jerome Danner

              These verses are from the Book of Wisdom, which reminds us of the importance of a happy heart or a cheerful heart. All Christians should live out the truths found in these two verses because they are Biblical.  But, just as important, those Christians that are called into

My #Religion: Simple and Complex

The older that I get, the more I desire to grow in my faith and in my relationship with my Lord.  As a child and even as a younger man, I thought or felt, what some who are irreligious may feel, which is that religion can be silly and simple in too many ways.  I

Tough Texts: Was Jesus Created? (Colossians 1:15)

Originally posted on Theology in Motion:
Did God create Jesus? Was there ever a time when Jesus did not exist? These are important questions that relate to the deity of Jesus. Scripture affirms that God the Father is eternal, without beginning and end (Psalm 90:2). But if Jesus had a beginning, then he wouldn’t be…

Alive to Christian Culture, Dead to Christian Faith

(Featured Image taken from Covenant Church Furniture – http://www.covenantchurchfurniture.com/four-steps-to-choosing-the-best-church-seating-for-your-congregation) Recently, a conversation with my wife struck a chord in me that had me questioning her (as if she could honestly answer the question) about how there can be worship service attendees that are not actual believers of the Christian faith. In the same conversation, we debated how people

The Man in the Other Room: An Analogy for Apologetics

Originally posted on Theology in Motion:
The Room Imagine you and a friend are sitting in a room. There is another room on the other side of the wall that you’ve never been in. Your friend explains that there’s a man in the room next door. How would you know if he is telling the…