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Biblical Spirituality Press

  • “Well, I want to believe, but I can’t.”

    “He who does not believe God has made Him a liar: When we refuse to believe on Jesus, we reject the testimony God has given of His Son. Therefore, we call God a liar with our unbelief” (1 John 5:10). Quoting Charles Spurgeon heavily, David Guzik, known for his verse by verse Bible commentary, writes…

  • 8 Reflections on Racism and Riots

    I’m neither black nor white. I’m brown, or Asian American. And I’m a Christian; therefore, I will address racism and rioting from a biblical point of view. Here are my thoughts on these issues: 1) There’s only one race on earth and that is Adam’s race. Regardless of your skin color, your origin can be…

  • 10 Tips on Homeschooling

    Today our guest blogger is Jill Meerdink, wife to Trevor and stay-at-home-mom/teacher to their six children. She enjoys homeschooling their children in the backwoods of Northern British Columbia, Canada. ________________ With the COVID-19 pandemic upon us, many parents are homeschooling for the first time.  Maybe you were thinking of homeschooling already, maybe you never gave…

  • Our Greatest Need as a Nation

    So what do you think is our greatest need as a nation? Interestingly, in a Wall Street Journal article, written in 1947 (two years after the Second World War), a writer made this observation: “What America needs more than railway extension, western irrigation, a low tariff, a bigger cotton crop, and larger wheat crop is…

  • Stop Blaming Others, instead Self-examine Your Heart

    We are in the middle of a pandemic right now. And in the midst of this health and economic crisis we see an increasing inclination to blame others. We blame China. “If China had told us about this COVID-19 earlier, we would not have been in this situation. It’s China’s fault.” We blame the President.…

  • Is the COVID-19 Pandemic one of the Signs of Christ’s Second Coming?

    Jeph Noble and I briefly answer this question here:

  • A Guide for Small, Low-Tech Churches to Start Their Online Ministry

    Today our guest blogger is Tim Arndt. He is an assistant pastor at Allendale Baptist Church where he is heavily involved in discipleship, outreach, and communications. He is the director of the Michigan Apologetics Network and is a chapter director with Ratio Christi at Grand Valley State University. Anyone who meets Tim easily remembers him…

  • A Biblical Theology of Sickness

    At some point in your life you will experience sickness (you might get a cold, the flu, cancer, or the coronavirus). And since sickness is a part of our existence, having a biblical view of it is of great importance. Therefore, in this article I will examine what the Bible teaches about illness. Here are…

  • 10 Ways in which this Coronavirus Pandemic Can Be for Our Good

    I am a Christian and therefore I want to look at this coronavirus pandemic through the lens of the Bible, particularly of Romans 8:28–29, “And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. For those whom he foreknew he also…

  • Michigan is now under a State of Emergency because of Coronavirus

    I live in Michigan and yesterday our Governor Gretchen Whitmer confirmed the first cases of coronavirus (we have two cases as of now: one in Oakland county and one in Wayne county). And “to harness our resources across state government to slow the spread of the virus,” Governor Whitmer has put Michigan under a state…

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