Today's share is a video from Fortis about Paul Washer. I'm not going to say a whole lot more about it, except that Mr. Washer has been a very influential preacher in my life. I do sense that what you see is what you get. What I also want to say is that, I fear that most people when they think of him, they think of his fire and brimstone approach to preaching. But if you spend much time listening to him, what you'll find is actually that he is one of the most compassionate a

Nature can be a good analogy for the spiritual life. In fact, we see many times and in many ways throughout Scripture where it is just that. Whether it's Jesus using the illustration of birds and flowers to tell us why we ought not worry, or the Psalmist looking at nature and seeing the character of God at work, we can certainly learn a lot from the world around us. And yet, we see that this world isn't perfect. Tornadoes ravage through towns, tsunamis destroy coastal areas,

It shouldn't come as a surprise to Bible believers that archeology confirms what we read in Scripture. But if you listen to critics of the Bible, it would sound as if it is just a series of myths, unfounded in reality. Historical evidence would beg to differ. This is a long video to be sure, but I hope that it will be interesting and enlightening to you. We can absolutely trust God's Word, and the evidence supports it.