
My thoughts stemming from various theological readings and conversations
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I see some posts that seem to dwell on how difficult the ministry is, while others almost angrily rebuke those who speak of its hardships. I believe there is a balance worth considering.
After more than 40 years in ministry, I can testify...
Every American knows that the Declaration of Independence is dated July 4, 1776. Yet historians continue to discuss the events surrounding that historic occasion. Congress voted for independence on July 2. The Declaration was adopted on...
How a 3,500-Year-Old Mathematical Document Challenges Modern Assumptions About History, Scripture, and Salvation
Imagine walking into a classroom more than 3,500 years ago.
There are no computers, calculators, electric lights, or prin...
I recently read a news article about a pastor and his wife who had been arrested after allegations arose that church funds had been used for personal purchases over a period of several years. I do not know the pastor, his wife, the chur...
Many people assume that because Adam was given plants to eat in the Garden, he was strictly forbidden from ever eating meat. They treat the Garden as a health-food commune, assuming meat-eating is a “fallen” habit we picked up later. But lo...
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Pastor Marvin McKenzie was saved at the age of eighteen. He has served in the ministry for more than 40 years as a Baptist pastor, Bible college teacher, and administrator. marvinmckenzie.org.
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