The Narrow Path Ministries

On Wednesday’s program a question about the varying accounts of Judas’ death was raised. I wanted to throw out my potential explanation. I would like to know if my theory can be easily refuted by any known historical understanding of the time. Here’s my theory. First, the account in Acts seems to be...

Michelle wrote

I get up early in the morning; I rise at 4 AM.

I wake up about the same time you do Michelle. The only thing is, I live in the Eastern Time Zone! (7am est) I've always been more of a night owl.

I know there are a number of you on the forum who like NT Wright. You might find this video interesting. Somehow I never envisioned NT Wright on "The Colbert Report" but he did a pretty good job.

Here's the video

http://theologica.blogspot.com/2008/06/ ... eport.html

Hi Michelle, I don’t think there is any danger or risk in missing out on what someone is saying or doing….even if it is from the Lord. I don’t think God wants us to have our eyes on men…even if they’re bang on. He wants us to have our eyes on Jesus, not following men around. If you have misgivings, ...

Dave, I was watching an interview on the internet this week and this particular verse came up. The person was saying that the making of mud on a Sabbath was forbidden in the Jewish Mishnah (A second century written record of the oral tradition that would have existed at the time of John 9). Notice i...

TK wrote A good example of the kind of "prophecy" that i am talking about is in the movie "facing the giants." it can be seen at about minute 2:34-4:30 in the following clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MKwncRD1rE Hey TK, I had a similar experience to the one in the video clip. A friend of mine...

TK wrote A good example of the kind of "prophecy" that i am talking about is in the movie "facing the giants." it can be seen at about minute 2:34-4:30 in the following clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MKwncRD1rE Hey TK, I had a similar experience to the one in the video clip. A friend of mine ...

Rick wrote As can be seen with the Laodicean Council Canon (above); and at least in those churches who came under the Council's jurisdiction; only "canonical" (i.e., "standard") singers were permitted to sing. These would have been who we call the choir. That's interesting Rick. It seems that 150 ye...

Homer wrote I am curious what Pagan Christianity says about singing and music in the early church. I have been reading an apparently similar book, "A Gathered People", by Hicks, Melton, and Valentine. While relating that the main features of the earliest practice of the assembly were scripture readi...

<Tur8inFan> <slamreadw> darin: AOMin is charging you with holding the canon open, and that's not orthodoxy; it denis the +sufficiency of Scripture. I don't know who wrote this but this language reminds me of the Inquisition. You know, the time when open dialogue was not allowed but blind adherence ...