Tag: Hermeneutics

Where is God’s Image?

by Levi Dade, posted in Christian Education, Quick Reads, Twisted Scripture

I’m not sure about you, but there have been times in my life when I acted as if I was more righteous than I was. As we see in Luke 20, God sees right though our false righteousness and into the depths of our own hearts. In Luke 20, scribes and pharisees sent spies who … Continue reading Where is God’s Image?

Does God Condone Lying? The Answer Might Surprise You!

by Levi Dade, posted in Apologetics, Christian Education, Quick Reads

Does God condone lying? I’m arguing that he doesn’t, but not in the absolute. There are times to lie that are justifiable before God. Allow me to explain. Recently, a close friend of mine asked me a question about a moral dilemma found in 1 Samuel 20. I decided to make a small post about … Continue reading Does God Condone Lying? The Answer Might Surprise You!

Twisted Scripture: Luke 4:8

by Levi Dade, posted in Twisted Scripture

A verbal claim by itself cannot be seen, but an action tied to a claim as a means to offer support can be seen. If that's the case, then the supporting action must be proof that the claim is something that must be considered and taken seriously.