by Israel Wayne | Feb 2, 2019 | Articles
(I want to preface this article by saying I could be wrong on points in this article, but I don’t think I could be wrong on the main point.) When I was speaking at a conference in England, I was engaged in a conversation with a Christian brother who believes that...
by Israel Wayne | Sep 5, 2018 | Articles
The existence of humor in the universe is a powerful argument for the existence of God. Have you ever noticed that newborn babies do not laugh? Why is that? No matter what you do, they will not laugh. The reason for that is they do not understand language and they do...
by Israel Wayne | Jul 23, 2018 | Articles
I often meet Christians who don’t read books. They don’t even read Christian books. Some are rather ashamed of this, but others seem quite proud of it. Their reasons vary, but there are a few fairly predictable categories. They don’t have time. They...
by Israel Wayne | Jul 22, 2017 | Articles
Shame (and shaming) is something our culture seeks to avoid at all costs. It is deemed to be “unkind,” and therefore, “not nice,” and therefore something we should never experience, or hope for others to experience. Is that how God sees the...
by Israel Wayne | Dec 12, 2016 | Articles
Christians can be so short-sighted. I’ll never forget a vivid illustration that author / speaker, Kevin P. Swanson, used once regarding Christian unity at a national homeschool leadership meeting. He said (based on his best guesstimate) that if you total up the...
by Israel Wayne | Dec 11, 2016 | Articles
As I’m working on a writing project this week, I have been reading through some of Johannes Kepler’s book, Harmonices Mundi (Harmonies of the World) (1619). Kepler was discussing a fascinating correlation he discovered between the interdependence of...
