Essay Thirteen War it is and of two kinds. One Kind of War Sadly, the killings go on daily. Who is waging this war? The jihadists—not all of Islam—are at war, or so we say. But some say we are …
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In chapter five the means of becoming possessed by demons is discussed, and the subject is perhaps the chief reason for acquiring this book. In fact, it is a subject that keeps coming up and is frankly one I would …
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Luke 1:39–56 Find a quiet place, alone and apart from distractions. Be comfortably alert, still, and at peace. Slowly and carefully read the passage of Scripture. Memorize the memory verse. 1. Mary and Elizabeth, cousins, and both descendants of the …
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Essay Twelve This essay is prompted by Patrick T. Dunleavy’s book, The Fertile Soil of Jihad: Terrorism’s Prison Connection (Washington D.C.: Potomac Books, 2011). In striking if not startling terms, Dunleavy describes how Islam in prison spreads in its many …
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The Gerasene Demoniac Luke 8:26–33 Find a quiet place, alone and apart from distractions. Be comfortably alert, still, and at peace. Slowly and carefully read the passage of Scripture. 1. In the country of the Gerasenes, east of Galilee, Jesus …
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Romans 10:5–17 Find a quiet place, alone and apart from distractions. Be comfortably alert, still, and at peace. Recite the Lord’s Prayer. Sing or cant the Jesus Prayer. Pray for family, friends, neighbors, and yourself. Slowly and carefully read the …
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Essay Eleven This is chapter 11 in Kent’s forthcoming book, Who is Muhammad’s Gabriel? Eid al-Adha, the great feast of Islam, also called the Day of the Sacrifice, falls on the 10th day of the last month of the lunar …
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Surah 2:106 of the Qur’an reads: Such of Our revelations as We abrogate or cause to be forgotten, we bring (in place) one better or the like thereof. Knowest thou not that Allah is Able to do all things?” (from …
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An Invitation to those who do not have a Church Some years ago, it was reported in Christianity Today that 52% of Christians in America do not attend any church. That number has risen, and rather sharply, due to the …
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Luke 1:26–38 Find a quiet place, alone and apart from distractions. Be comfortably alert, still, and at peace. Recite the Lord’s Prayer. Pray for family, friends, neighbors, and yourself. Slowly and carefully read the passage of Scripture. 1. Genesis 3:15 …
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