The Substance of Things Not Seen By Jack Kinsella It was some long-forgotten humorist who first coined the phrase, “The only two things that are certain in this life are death and taxes.” That quote is often wrongly attributed to Will Rogers, but what Rogers actually said was, “there’s one…
Thou Art The Man By Jack Kinsella In Paul’s sermon at Antioch, in which he briefly recounts the history of Israel, he refers to the statement made by God concerning David: “I have found David the son of Jesse, a man after My own Heart, who will do all My…
The False Armageddon Scenario By Jack Kinsella It is a reasonable supposition — one that I think finds considerable support in Scripture, that some kind of ‘false Armageddon’ scenario will precede the real McCoy. Most of the Hebrew prophets hint at a period of peace and safety for Israel prior…
A Fundamental Question By Jack Kinsella When three thousand Americans are murdered by people who believe they are doing God’s will, one would suppose that to be sufficient cause to put that religion under a microscope. But oddly, that isn't what happened. Rather than putting Islam under the microscope, we…
The End From the Beginning By Jack Kinsella "Remember the former things of old: for I am God, and there is none else; I am God, and there is none like Me, Declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying,…
The Joy of Thy Salvation By Jack Kinsella King David of Israel is referred to by Scripture as “a man after God’s own Heart.” (Acts 13:22) King David is also the patriarch with the most blood — innocent and otherwise — on his hands. David was a warrior-king but there…
The Blind Faith Dichotomy By Jack Kinsella Yesterday, I stumbled quite by accident across a video of a debate between noted atheist author Christopher Hitchens and Frank Turek. I don’t usually watch these debates because atheists tend to get so nasty and hateful when debating Christians. But because Hitchens is…
1934 By Jack Kinsella “History does not repeat itself, but it rhymes” – Mark Twain In 1933, Adolf Hitler was elected Chancellor of Germany. He took office in January, with Fritz Von Papen as vice-Chancellor to keep him in check. Only twenty years earlier the German Kaiser led his people…
Universe as God? By Jack Kinsella Secular science, ever vigilant against interpreting their observations as evidence of a Creator, has decided that the universe is eternal. Such is the latest pronouncement coming from the hallowed halls of science. It is incredible to me that so many are willing to settle…
