by Nathanael S | identity Blog
One time Jesus’ disciple Philip wanted to see God. I would like to see God too. I think it is a very human desire. I see so much that is negative. Every day I see sickness and suffering. I see perversion and hatred. I see death. Sometimes I also see love and joy, but...
by Troy Tysdal | identity Blog
In the Old Testament we are given the story of a prophet named Elijah. Because of the corruption around him, Elijah falsely believed he was the last follower of God in Israel. After a brave encounter with those who desired to silence him, Elijah retreated to a cave...
by Taylor Watkins | identity Blog
When I was younger, my parents really encouraged me to be happy and do a lot in life. There are videos from my childhood where my parents would say, “What is this?” and I’d say, “I’m Taylor Watkins, and this is a great day!”I remember, in fourth grade, when that...
by Eugene Boe | identity Blog
Just who are you? How do you identify yourself? How do you complete this sentence? “I am ……”You might answer it in terms of your family and give your name. You might answer in terms of what you do and give your vocation. There are many ways by which we identify...
by Erick Sorensen | identity Blog
The Bible clearly teaches that same-sex activity and gender confusion are results of the Fall into sin. It also teaches that our God loves his world (John 3:16). God loves us fallen deviants so much that he sent his Son to save us by living the perfect life in our...
by Daniel Berge | identity Blog
“Love everybody!” That must be good, because it sounds like a Bible verse. Everybody is God’s creation, so we should extend that respect and love to all people. But what if someone tells me that I’m not “loving” them unless I support their sexual promiscuity, same-sex...
