We left off in the middle of practical tip #3 which is: “We will want our offenders to forgive themselves and not feel guilty.” Returning now to our foremost Scriptural example of a jubilee forgiver, notice how Joseph did not want his offenders—his sibling brothers—to feel guilty. Thus,
We are nearing the final few blog-essays concerning our studies on jubilee forgiveness. We have shared with you the principles of jubilee forgiveness. More recently we have discussed two of seven tips on how to practice jubilee forgiveness. We continue from that point.
Before we go on, however, I want
Trump science advisor’s statement entangled with mind-boggling, bizarre, and weird comms from Voyager I
We use the verb “entangled” with a nod to quantum physicists.
Michael Kratsios currently serves as the director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and is the Science Advisor to President Trump. Just over three weeks ago, (on April 14, 2025), Director Kratsios addressed the Endless
God wins! Kentucky Derby's sign language in hindsight
As the post time of the Derby approached on Saturday evening I was in communication separately with two other brethren. After hearing on Friday that “American Promise” was in the race, I had not given a serious look at the rest of the field until about a half hour before
For decades some of us have watched the Triple Crown of horse racing with great spiritual interest. We often find the names of the horses to be biblically symbolic. This year is no exception as there is a horse with (currently) 30-1 odds named “American Promise.”
Many of our readers
All Christians should understand that money is not the root of all evil. What the Scripture actually declares is this.
1 Timothy 6:10 For the love of money is the root of all evil:
We begin with the end, with Tucker Carlson’s final comment in the interview we
We resume where we left off in part 12. The second rule on how to practice jubilee forgiveness is this.
2.) Do not allow your offender to be afraid of you or intimidated by you.
We find this also demonstrated by Joseph.
Genesis 45: 2 And he wept aloud: and
As we go about trying to put into practice the principles of forgiveness, one of the most common questions that arises in the minds of most of us goes something like this:
Well, just how can I tell when I have truly and completely forgiven an offender? I mean, I
Jubilee Forgiveness, part 11: Practicing Jubilee forgiveness
We are now entering the last phase of our study on jubilee forgiveness. This last phase will comprise several blogs based on a pair of lectures I gave back in early 2006. We will make a few modifications to update certain things but nothing to change the substance of the
