Monthly Archives: August 2016

The Gospel and True Reconciliation

Posted on August 25, 2016 by Tom Kraeuter

At the time of Jesus’ earthly ministry the Pharisees were very exclusive in their associations. According to sources I read, they had a “stricter view of the notion of uncleanness, not only from the uncleanness of the heathen but from … Continue reading →

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Thomas Jefferson, the Bible, and Political Correctness

Posted on August 18, 2016 by Tom Kraeuter

Several years ago, I preached for a congregation on Sunday morning. That day I shared a message that, in many ways, has become a driving force of this ministry. I talked about walking in biblical unity. One of the main … Continue reading →

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Praying … Correctly

Posted on August 11, 2016 by Tom Kraeuter

I’ve got a tricky question for you: Was the Old Testament prophet, Elisha, a man of prayer? Okay, maybe that’s not a tricky question. Of course he was. It seems to go without saying that true prophets must be people … Continue reading →

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God Will Prevail

Posted on August 4, 2016 by Tom Kraeuter

Rein Uuemõis is one of the most amazing — and humble — people I’ve ever encountered. He is a retired pastor in Tallinn, Estonia. When he was just nine years old, his father was taken away to Siberia. He was … Continue reading →

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