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A Look At Easter – Bible study

On Sunday, April 24th, millions of people around the world will celebrate Christ’s resurrection from the dead, by observing the holiday called “Easter.” The word “Easter” comes from “Eastre,” the Anglo-Saxon name of “Ostara,” the pagan Teutonic goddess of Spring and fertility (see this article too). As the rabbit was sacred to this goddess, it … Continue reading “A Look At Easter – Bible study”

“There Is Nothing So Powerful As Truth” – Bible study

Henry David Thoreau once stated, “Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth.” Imagine the difference it would make in our world if that theme were heard as often as those catchy advertising jingles produced by Coca-Cola or McDonald’s. Truth is essential to all our interactionsin our halls of government, the classroom, the … Continue reading ““There Is Nothing So Powerful As Truth” – Bible study”

Do We Have A Burning Passion To Share The Good News? – Bible study

One of the greatest novels ever written is Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace (see amazon.com). After this long novel was finished, Tolstoy continued to write other novels sometimes to the point of exhaustion, unable to sleep. A good friend asked him why he kept writing and driving himself to the edge of exhaustion. He reminded … Continue reading “Do We Have A Burning Passion To Share The Good News? – Bible study”

Some Observations Of “The Meanest Man In Texas” – Bible study

Human interest stories have always been fascinating and interesting to me, because in reading some of these stories which tell of an ungodly and sinful life, Im motivated to look inside myself and think, There but for the grace of God, go I. These stories also motivate me to ask myself the question, What causes … Continue reading “Some Observations Of “The Meanest Man In Texas” – Bible study”