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Category Archives: Jesus and the Bible
Good Friday Begins in Genesis
Genesis 3 God said to Adam, “Have you eaten of the tree of which I commanded you not to eat?” The man said, “The woman whom you gave to be with me, she gave me fruit of the tree, and I … Continue reading
Why is this day different from all other days?
The Birth of Jesus- Luke chapter 2: In those days Caesar Augustus issued a decree that a census should be taken of the entire Roman world. (This was the first census that took place while Quirinius was governor of Syria.) And everyone went to … Continue reading
Bunny Poops Cannot Be Removed with Good Works
Welcome to Cooking with Rent A Friend! Today we’re going to be making an easy recipe that everyone will love! We’re going to be making some cookies. This is an old family recipe; it goes all the way back to … Continue reading
The Burning Rubber Duck of Sin
Welcome back to the GOSPEL! To refresh your memory, here’s the hot rockin’ acronym that’s been lighting up the top of the Pop Metaphysical Charts: G– God made you to have a personal relationship with Him. O– Our sins separate … Continue reading
G, Davey, Who IS Mr. God Person?
To the casual observer, theology can seem like a dense underbrush of spiky vines, meshed grasses, towering trees, stinging insects, and near lethal allergens. This is how the rain forest in the Amazon Rain Basin appears to me. I’ve not … Continue reading
Give me a G! (The Amazing Gospel!)
OK, let’s see here: We’ve taken Pascal’s wager, met an elephant, we’ve thought (And therefore we are), we’ve had dinner with Hitler, and seen how nature and the universe at large prove the existence of God. Whew! I don’t know about … Continue reading
A Christmas Roach Clown (Because Stupid knows no season)
Every now and then you see a news story which you are almost certain was originally from the Onion, or Babylon Bee, or other satirical news sites and somehow accidentally got spread as real news by people who didn’t check … Continue reading
