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July 17, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: family, happy, Psalm

A family worth singing about

YOU’RE NOT SUPPOSED to do this: Flip open the Bible at random and take it as a message from God. Far as I’m concerned, that’s the perfect reason to give it a shot. What’s the harm? There’s enough of God in the Bible that sometimes it’ll work. You’ll …

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painters on a deck
July 16, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: helping others, selfless, unselfish

Unselfish people I’ve seen lately

FOR A CHANGE OF PACE I thought I’d take a few minutes to think about people I’ve seen lately who have done something unselfish. Nothing spectacular. Just ordinary folks in everyday scenes putting someone else first. A few weeks ago. Several from our …

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girl looking up
July 15, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: God, helping others, hurt, pain, suffering

For the brokenhearted, where is God?

IT’S THE QUESTION OF THE WEEK. It comes from Dini Garcia in Florida. She gets a free book for asking a question that made the cut for the Monday Question of the Week feature. Here’s her question: I have a friend who has had a terrible loss. As a …

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erasamus
July 12, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: Erasmus, King James Version. KJV, New Testament, Trinity

Who stole the Trinity from 1 John 5:7?

I COULDN’T RESIST. After I posted yesterday’s blog, Who stole John 5:4?, a friend of mine—Steve Grisetti—posted an intriguing reply. He asked about another missing part of the Bible, which survives only in the King James Version and its modern-lingo …

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July 11, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: bible, John

Who stole John 5:4?

RATS. Bible experts tell us to skip John 5:4 because it doesn’t belong in the Bible. In fact, you probably won’t find it in your Bible. Go ahead, look. Most Bibles today jump from verse 3 to 5, as though verse 4 doesn’t belong in good …

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clay prism
July 10, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: bible, long life, Methuselah, old testament

Did people really live hundreds of years?

Here’s an excerpt from the bestselling Complete Guide to the Bible. It’s a short sidebar feature in the section of the book devoted to Genesis. BEFORE THE DEVASTATING FLOOD, people generally lived for centuries according to the Bible. Some lived …

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Buddy the Dog
July 9, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: devotional music, devotions, music, songs

I wrote songs in high school

YOU WOULDN’T WANT to hear me sing. Trust me. But in the evenings, these days, that’s what I’m doing. Singing. Out loud. With the windows closed. Tight. Fortunately for my wife, she works night shift. Only Buddy the Dog has to listen. Here’s why I’m …

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Brad and Becca Miller
July 8, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: always saved, Baptists, Calvinists, Eternal security, John Calvin, John Wesley, once saved

Once saved, always saved?

IT’S THE BIBLE QUESTION OF THE WEEK. Again. For my earlier take on the question: see Once saved, always saved? For my explanation of why I’m answering the question again: see the part of my brain that processes memory fading on a Friday afternoon as …

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July 4, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: bad mom, death, family, funeral, mom, mother

Funeral for a hard mom to love

I KNOW THE MOMENT my heart busted during the funeral yesterday of an elderly lady I never met. By “busted,” I mean a physical change in my chest. It felt like a surge of blood, adrenalin, or something hot rushing into every artery, vein, and vessel …

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woman walking
July 3, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: afterlife, death, dying, near-death experience

What about near-death experiences?

A PEEK INTO HEAVEN. Is that what these near-death experience people are seeing? That’s a follow up question I got to Monday’s Bible Question of the Week: What happens to dead Christians? One of the popular theories is that Christians are in a deep …

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man walking in front of picture of man looking at him
July 2, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: bible study, writing

I’m the new Bible Guy?

BIBLE GUY is what one the top execs in Christian publishing called me at the annual book conference last week. Surprised the dickens out of me. He rattled off the names of earlier Bible Guys. Gents I knew by their top-selling Bible reference books. …

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Deathbed scene, Rev. Donald E. Burnes
July 1, 2013 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: afterlife, death, dying, eternal life, resurrection

What happens to dead Christians?

IT’S THE QUESTION OF THE WEEK. Sylvia Chillcott gets a free book for asking the question: Why do people say a person is no longer in the grave at death, but their soul has gone to heaven? The Bible tells us that those who are asleep will be taken up …

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