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2 devotionals · 5 apologetics · 1 opinion
- Four WitnessesJesus did not ask anyone to take His word alone. He called four witnesses: John the Baptist, His own works, the Father, and the Scriptures. Then He told the experts in Moses that Moses himself would accuse them. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-20-four-witnesses/
- Did Jesus Claim to Be God?Did Jesus claim to be God? His enemies thought so. They tried to stone Him for it more than once, and the high priest tore his robes over it. Men who wanted Him dead understood Him better than modern scholars who want Him tame.
- Why Jesus Asked PhilipJohn names Philip’s hometown; Luke names the feeding’s place; only together does Jesus’ bread question to Philip make quiet sense — and John already says it was a test.
- Skeptics Won't Believe ThisEvery skeptic already believes the world exists without being able to prove it. Russell admitted as much. So the question is not whether belief gates knowledge. It is which belief, and who gives it.
- The Sword Is Not InadmissibleRome now calls the death penalty inadmissible and an attack on human dignity. God grounded it in human dignity before Moses was born, and handed the magistrate the sword Himself. Man does not get to rule out what Heaven ordained.
- Destroy This TempleJesus walked into His Father’s house and flipped the market. When they demanded a sign, He pointed at His own body. The real temple was standing in front of them.
- Pascal's Wager Without HellStrip Hell out of Pascal’s Wager and the math still wrecks the shrug. Missing God forever is not a safe middle. And no man bets himself into the new birth.
- John 1 and Genesis: Same Beginning, Same LordJohn’s prologue does not soften Genesis — it names the Word who was God, already there when the beginning began, the One through whom all things were made.
- Four WitnessesJesus did not ask anyone to take His word alone. He called four witnesses: John the Baptist, His own works, the Father, and the Scriptures. Then He told the experts in Moses that Moses himself would accuse them. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-20-four-witnesses/
- Destroy This TempleJesus walked into His Father’s house and flipped the market. When they demanded a sign, He pointed at His own body. The real temple was standing in front of them.
- Did Jesus Claim to Be God?Did Jesus claim to be God? His enemies thought so. They tried to stone Him for it more than once, and the high priest tore his robes over it. Men who wanted Him dead understood Him better than modern scholars who want Him tame.
- Why Jesus Asked PhilipJohn names Philip’s hometown; Luke names the feeding’s place; only together does Jesus’ bread question to Philip make quiet sense — and John already says it was a test.
- The Sword Is Not InadmissibleRome now calls the death penalty inadmissible and an attack on human dignity. God grounded it in human dignity before Moses was born, and handed the magistrate the sword Himself. Man does not get to rule out what Heaven ordained.
- Pascal's Wager Without HellStrip Hell out of Pascal’s Wager and the math still wrecks the shrug. Missing God forever is not a safe middle. And no man bets himself into the new birth.
- John 1 and Genesis: Same Beginning, Same LordJohn’s prologue does not soften Genesis — it names the Word who was God, already there when the beginning began, the One through whom all things were made.
- Skeptics Won't Believe ThisEvery skeptic already believes the world exists without being able to prove it. Russell admitted as much. So the question is not whether belief gates knowledge. It is which belief, and who gives it.