The Strange Fire of Pagan Gods

Solomon’s Lust

Song of Solomon is NOT a love story. If read as a standalone, it’s hard to believe it even belongs in the Bible. But if you read it in the context of the Bible as a whole, it will reveal a truth far darker, and far more profound, than you ever imagined: The evil secrets of the heart of Solomon.

The Unknown God

Starting with Epimenides, circa 600 B.C., the polytheistic ancient Greeks made sacrifices on altars devoted to the Unknown God. The Apostle Paul quoted Epimenides to the Athenians, bringing many to know Jesus; and also quotes him in an iconic verse in the Book of Acts.

A Spirit-Filled House

Demonic possession, exorcism, and Jesus’s parable about why self-help doesn’t work. Nature abhors a vacuum. If you invite Jesus into your heart, the demons will stay out.

Living Tribute to Jordan Peterson

While Jack was recovering from his near-fatal illness, he discovered the Biblical podcasts of the great Jordan Peterson, and told Dad. Here is our Living Tribute in gratitude to Dr. Peterson.

The Strange Fire of Pagan Gods

What was the “strange fire” that killed Aaron’s two eldest sons in the Tabernacle? They may have been burning sulfur. Moses had recently led them out of Egypt, where burning sulfur was often used to purify the temples of pagan gods. And there’s more . . . .