Unlocking the Mysteries of Evolution

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It’s important that we understand the impact of a concept called GRADUALISM

“Gradualism” is a term often used regarding biological evolution in place of uniformitarianism, but the intended meaning is usually the same.  Slow processes of genetic change, gradually going on generation after generation, through immense spans of time, are assumed to be the ultimate cause for virtually every living thing in nature.  As a modern zealot for Darwinism insists:

“Gradualness is of the essence.  In the context of the fight against creationism, gradualism is more or less synonymous with evolution itself.  If you throw out gradualness you throw out the very thing that makes evolution more plausible than creation”

In other words, you don’t want to accept the miracle of God creating so you accept the miracle that gradual, slow, long processes, drawn out for millions and billions of years can somehow perform miracles. That’s what it amounts to.

The Gift of Living to edify others

How can we help every young person be confident that he’s gifted by his Creator with special gifts, special abilities, special inclinations, and special circumstances to form his future into a special purpose to serve other people and to serve his heavenly Father?

If heaven is really eternal, as we believe it is, then having children, grandchildren, and the generations that are not yet born… joining us for eternity… really ought to be life’s greatest purpose. Imagine the heartbreak of being God in heaven, and seeing His children who are grandparents… filling their days with entertainment, work, hobbies, trips, recreation— superficially good things – but missing out on the best things.

The most concise grandparenting verse in the Bible is Deuteronomy 4:9
This Scriptural command; establishes a foundational principle. It underscores the core responsibility of grandparents. And what’s that? It’s to pass on all the facets of vibrant faith across generations & Listen!

“Only be careful for yourself and watch over your soul diligently, so that you do not forget the things which your eyes have seen and they do not depart from your heart all the days of your life; but make them known to your sons and your grandsons…” Deuteronomy 4:9

Since Christ is Our Passover why do Christians celebrate Easter?

Churches all over the world are often accustomed to proclaiming on the day we call “Easter”, “The Lord is Risen… followed by the refrain, “The Lord (or He) is risen INDEED!”  This is the message…

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