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From the page: "In the introduction to this small series we briefly looked at the persecution of Christians throughout the world. We noted that we who do not undergo such persecution need to respond in some way to the knowledge of the persecution of our brothers and sisters around the globe. However, often we find ourselves not knowing where to begin with our response. In this post we will deal with the first response. Our first response to this persecution is to suffer. This may not make much sense to you right now, but let me unpack it for you. Read more…"

From the page: "There is no mistaking that there is persecution of Christians all around the world. Currently (as of 2010) an estimated 100 million Christians face persecution in 51 different countries around the world (All the highlighted countries shown in the picture above are countries where persecution of Christians takes place). Take a look at this video of an actual church being raided by government officials in Vietnam. "

From the page: Do you ever wonder why a loving God who is sovereign over all things lets terrible things happen? Did you ask God "Why?" when the terrible earthquake rocked Haiti? I have news for you. That earth quake rocked Haiti on January 12, 2010, but the Holy Spirit is continuing to rock Haiti today calling their country to revival and drawing people unto Jesus. This is a result of the devastation that Haiti experienced. So why does a loving God who controls the universe allow things like the earthquake in Haiti to happen? First and foremost it is for his glory, and as a result of that, the souls of men are saved. Check this out and worship the awesome God that is bringing about revival in the country of Haiti.

From the page: I've been asked on several occasions, "Why seminary?" This is the essence of the question; the way it is phrased generally varies from "Seminary?" meaning "what is that exactly?", to "Are you studying to become a priest?" meaning "what is seminary really for?" My answer also varies somewhat depending on the context in which the question is asked, but there really is only one answer to this particular question.

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Lamentations 2:1-10

I think it's so easy to read this passage and go, "What's this about?" We read all of this on God's wrath and think, "How am I supposed to feel good about this passage?"

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From the page: I'm sorry. Natural selection isn't a blind baby. It's monkeys bashing keyboards and computers progressively selecting proper words until you spell out sentences. In scientific terms, Dawkins goes on in Chapter 3 to spend 40 pages explaining that random mutations of genes along with the non-random process of the better genes surviving and the weaker genes dying off is the process involved in natural selection that gives us the world we see today.