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Did They Find Noah’s Ark? 3 Questions for Christians
My friends, various things are happening.
Probably the greatest ship-based mystery from the Bible is what happened to Noah’s Ark. Despite the fact that the Ark was made out of wood and has been deteriorating for at least one hundred...
Why Doesn’t Billy Graham Speak Out About Trans Women in Seminary?
Probably the biggest issue facing the Church is trans.
Recently, people on social media have been arguing about women in seminary. This happens every few years, whenever a lady enrolls in a seminary and brings her breasts with her,...
Will a Proverbs 31 Wife Care if My Theology Isn't Very Big?
Hey everybody. I am on the road this weekend taking my kid to two basketball camps. Pulling an article out of the archives to run, and I will be back soon with something new. Thanks for reading! —M
My friends, Men Are in Crisis. I d...
To Accidentally See Boobs in 1997
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Hey everyone. If you’re new here, I occasionally drop special pieces like this behind the paywall for the paid subscribers. If you aren’t a paid subscriber, you can check it out with the free preview. And don’t worry—the regu...
Why Do the Wrong Christians Keep Dying?
My friends, make no mistake: I do not like to criticize God and the decisions He makes, because He is so rarely wrong. However, it seems as though He is taking the wrong Christians away from us. In 2026, the Church has no shortage of morons...
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