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PHall | July 20, 2020
“You can’t go to one scripture to find everything a church does as worship, therefore how do we know what to do?”“You can’t go to one scripture to find everything a person does to become a Christian, therefore how do we know what to do?”Those questions have been asked, some sincerely and others to mock […]
PHall | July 20, 2020
A friend died today. I won’t put the name so that I don’t infringe on another’s place. This pandemic makes it lonelier for his wife as we couldn’t be at the hospital waiting to see if he would recover from his heart attack. We hurt and rejoice as love and hope teaches. The sky is […]
PHall | June 24, 2020
PHall | June 20, 2020
The Devil defeats God. God succumbs to Satan. Both of those absurdities are true if one doctrine is true. In many places, this one doctrine is taught to be false, and in many ways. One such place is the end of a parable where the application is given, meaning the application is not parabolic, but […]
PHall | June 9, 2020
PHall | June 5, 2020
“If you are a religious person please pray for me; but if you are not, please keep me in your thoughts”. Or, “I’ll be thinking about you.” These are the polite things to say by many people, but it is quite ineffective. I’m sure encouragement can come from knowing people are thinking about you, and […]
PHall | June 4, 2020
When Jesus had received the sour wine, he said, “It is finished.” Then bowing his head, he gave up his spirit (John 19:30). “Bowing his head” is both physical and symbolic. Naturally, with the spirit gone, and the body hanging on the cross, the head would fall, or bow. What is this final act of […]
PHall | May 29, 2020