Monthly Archives: October 2016

Further Election Thoughts

Posted on October 27, 2016 by Tom Kraeuter

So many people commented to me about my last post, that I felt compelled to add some further thoughts. A big part of why I shared my last post – a rare-for-me political post – is because of the panic … Continue reading →

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“My kingdom is not…” (Some thoughts on the election)

Posted on October 20, 2016 by Tom Kraeuter

When Jesus visibly came to earth, He came to a setting that was a long way from a democracy. Roman rule was absolute. Caesar was not questioned. This wasn’t just not democracy; it was the antithesis of democracy. Yet, what … Continue reading →

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What a Good, Good Father!

Posted on October 13, 2016 by Tom Kraeuter

I recently read an article about the tragic collapse of a group of decrepit homes in eastern China. Apparently, the homes were built right next to each other. They were said to be of poor quality construction — a common … Continue reading →

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The Final Apologetic

Posted on October 6, 2016 by Tom Kraeuter

Francis Schaeffer once referred to Christian community as “the final apologetic.” The word apologetic is used often in the Church today, but I find that few people could define it. So, let me explain, so we don’t miss the point … Continue reading →

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