In a past post, I shared a chapter out of a book I’m attempting to write for young teens. Now, anyone can read it, but
The “Man’s Reasoning” Fallacy
I have heard it said by those who are trying to be Christianly pious, in the best sense of the
Come think along with me …
Apostle John, A Bishop And A Renegade
One of my favorite stories is one recited by Clement of Alexandria. This narrative is rich in instruction, let me
Mesmerizing Molecular Machines
One of the most amazing things one can learn about in biology are molecular machines. Every time I read about
Ducks, Tolerance, and Persecution
In the land of the free, we have persecution. In fact it comes in multiple forms, but one main type
Intent and Purpose of IBITE
There is one main goal with this blog, making the complex issues of our time simple by “cutting through the
Santa Claus Christianity
“The most wonderful time of the year” projects many kid’s imaginations into the realm of fantasy with Santa and the
Elegant Design In A Cell
In freshman year high school biology, students learn the amazing complexities of the cell. For example, we have been told
The Christian’s Culture Elements
What should be a Christian’s culture foundation? I think Bercot makes a great statement below and it needs to be
2 Things We Can Learn From a Chess Player
“I can’t count the times I have lagged seemingly hopelessly far behind, and nobody except myself thinks I can win.
The Christian’s Focus
As followers of Christ, we need a focus. That focus is sometimes diverted in topics and areas that are irrelevant.