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Prophecy and Fulfillment

Prophecy and Fulfillment

Posted on April 5, 2026April 17, 2026 by Mountain Veteran Ministries
The Bible's predictive prophecies are among the most powerful arguments for its divine origin. Hundreds of specific predictions, written centuries before the events they describe, fulfilled in ways no human forethought could have arranged. If you've never examined this evidence seriously, what...
Old Testament difficulty: genocide, slavery, and strange laws

Old Testament difficulty: genocide, slavery, and strange laws

Posted on April 5, 2026April 17, 2026 by Mountain Veteran Ministries
The Old Testament has passages that stop people cold. Genocide commanded by God. Slavery regulated but not condemned. Laws about fabrics and shellfish that no Christian follows. If you've ever read these and wondered what to do with them, you're asking the right questions. Here's how serious...
How do I read the Bible well?

How do I read the Bible well?

Posted on April 5, 2026April 17, 2026 by Mountain Veteran Ministries
Most men who struggle with the Bible aren't struggling because it's too hard. They're struggling because nobody told them how to read it. Hermeneutics is a ten-dollar word for a straightforward idea: every text has rules for how it works. Once you know the basic ones, the Bible opens up in ways...
How was the Bible put together?

How was the Bible put together?

Posted on April 5, 2026April 17, 2026 by Mountain Veteran Ministries
A lot of men have heard some version of this: "The Bible was put together by powerful men at a church council who decided what got in and what stayed out — and a lot was left out." It makes for a great conspiracy theory. The actual history is more interesting — and more reassuring — than the...
What about hell? (justice, love, and eternal judgment)

What about hell? (justice, love, and eternal judgment)

Posted on April 5, 2026April 17, 2026 by Mountain Veteran Ministries
Hell is the doctrine most people wish Christianity didn't have. It's also the one Jesus talked about more than almost anyone else in the New Testament. Before dismissing it or softening it into something more comfortable, it's worth asking what it actually says — and why a God of love might...
Science and faith: conflict or compatibility?

Science and faith: conflict or compatibility?

Posted on April 5, 2026April 17, 2026 by Mountain Veteran Ministries
The war between science and religion is one of the most successful myths of modern culture. It makes for a great story — the fearless scientist against the fearful priest. The problem is that the history doesn't support it, the philosophy doesn't require it, and some of the greatest scientists...
Is Christianity exclusive — what about other religions?

Is Christianity exclusive — what about other religions?

Posted on April 5, 2026April 17, 2026 by Mountain Veteran Ministries
Christianity makes a claim that cuts against the grain of everything the modern world values about tolerance and inclusion: that Jesus is the only way to God. That claim is either the most important truth a man can encounter or an act of breathtaking arrogance. Here's how to think about it...
Why does God allow suffering?

Why does God allow suffering?

Posted on April 5, 2026April 17, 2026 by Mountain Veteran Ministries
Some questions do not stay in the classroom. They follow a man into hospital rooms, funeral homes, lonely kitchens, and long dark nights. One of those questions is this: Why does God allow suffering? It is asked by grieving mothers, worn-out fathers, sick saints, and folks who have watched the...

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  • Cathy Petricko on Money, Work, Contentment, and Simplicity: A Christian Way Through a Busy World: “Very good points, well written and understandable. Definitely thought provoking, introspection inducing. Thank you!” Oct 29, 19:04
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Contextual Theology — Translating the Faith Across Cultures

Contextual Theology — Translating the Faith Across Cultures

April 9, 2026 / Mountain Veteran Ministries
There is a difference between changing the message and translating the message. That difference matters a great deal in Christian ...
Theological Retrieval — Why Old Theology Still Matters

Theological Retrieval — Why Old Theology Still Matters

April 9, 2026 / Mountain Veteran Ministries
We live in an age that is impressed with whatever is newest. That mindset has a way of creeping into ...
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