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Bob Tamasy: "Clothes Make The Man!" Well, Yes And No

AFA.net - A Warning About Rejecting Salvation

Everyone either accepts or rejects the gospel. There are consequences for rejecting it.

Overflowing With Joy | My Journey

The world calls us to "be happy." On the other had, God invites us to be overflowing with joy. Joy is grounded in the Holy Spirit's presence!

A Biblical Response to Persecution | Crossmap Blogs

I don’t have a favorite book of the Bible or a favorite verse. I do, however, have a favorite chapter and, while I am generally drawn to the gospel of Luke, my favorite chapter in all the Bible is John 9. John 9 is where we find the events surrounding the healing of the man…

Bob Tamasy: Looking For Evidence? How About Redemption And Transformation?

Saint of the day: Margaret of Antioch

St. Margaret of Antioch, pray for us!

Hagiography and the Martyrdom of St. Margaret of Antioch

Martyrdom is a brutal and bloody thing, and that fact should not be sterilized. It is also interesting to them that the martyr was a woman.

A taste of Turkey in the footsteps of St. Paul

While St. Paul faced significant challenges on his missionary travels across Asia Minor now known as the country Turkey, adventurous Christians looking to follow his footsteps and see the ruins of the early Church there can do so in relative comfort using modern transportation on well-kept highways as they experience a dizzying array of food and cultural offerings with signature Turkish hospitality along the way.

Ten New Testament Archaeological Confirmations

1) Romans 16:23 (RSV) . . . Erastus, the city treasurer, and our brother Quartus, greet you. (cf. Acts 19:22; 2 Tim. 4:20) In 1929, a gray slab of I document ten additional New Testament archaeological confirmations: all of which support the strong case of profound biblical historical accuracy & trustworthiness.

William S. Campbell's Romans– Part Three | Ben Witherington

Beginning assumptions are important, and Romans is no exception to that rule.  But one's starting orientation is crucial as well, so in this post a few