God’s Irony
I admit it. I love the various ironies of life especially when it comes to our tendency to think we have charge over our destiny. Consider Pharaoh’s bravado as he issued genocidal orders to destroy a race of people. His… Continue Reading
Author: Mike Leake
Tornadoes and Theology
Yesterday a tornado devastated Moore, Oklahoma. Leaving 51 dead, with nearly half of that number being children. Events like this leave those effected with a myriad of questions and a flood of emotions. One article I read described survivors as… Continue Reading
Today in Blogworld 05.21.13
Tornadoes, Tsunamis, and the Mystery of Suffering and Sovereignty Sam Storms, who ministers near Oklahoma City, reflects on the tornadoes that hit Oklahoma yesterday. His view is very similar to my own. The Goodness of God and the Reality of… Continue Reading
An Unhealthy Focus in Much Christian Literature
“Have you stopped beating your wife?” That question is the classic example of a loaded question. It is already assumed in the question that the respondent at some point in the past is guilty of having beaten his wife. The… Continue Reading