By Elizabeth Prata Have you had a good week in Jesus? I have. I wrote a praise poem recently, thanking Him for His manifestation in my life of His patience, (through loving kindness from fellow church members), His sovereignty as Creator (the full moon so beautiful over the silvery lit pastures), and His providential care …
“What are you doing for your Spring Break?”
By Elizabeth Prata It's the question of the week. Our school's Spring Break is coming up beginning Friday and extending into the first week of April. The week off is very much cherished and also needed. If you've ever watched Principal Gerry Brooks' hilarious videos about life as an educator, he nails it humorously every time. …
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Kay Cude Poetry: Watch
Kay Cude is a Texas poet. Used with permission.
Springtime! Flowers! Butterflies!
By Elizabeth Prata It's spring, full-on, here in the South. I was reading a passage with one of my students this week called From Chrysalis to Butterfly. It's that time of year we start seeing the flowers bloom and then come the butterflies. I started thinking about butterflies. I like butterflies. See? There is a …
What are the Seven Thunders of Revelation?
By Elizabeth Prata *The answer to the question I posed in the title is, "I don't know. No one knows." The Seven Thunders seem to be a part of the series of judgments in the Book of Revelation. I say "seem to be" because the words were not allowed to be written down, so we …
Which doctrines are necessary to be a Christian?
By Elizabeth Prata Does the Bible speak to which doctrines are necessary for belief and faith in Christ? Yes. iIn it we find what one must believe or be condemned, and it states what not to believe. The primary essential doctrines of the faith one must stick to, According to Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry, …
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A few further resources on Francis Chan
By Elizabeth Prata Yesterday I wrote a comprehensive article documenting the slide from orthodoxy in Francis Chan. These things grieve me, but they are necessary to look into. Here is yesterday's piece: Francis Chan is Apostatizing Before Our Eyes I'd mentioned that wise brothers had written about Mr Chan and I respected their opinions. Here …
