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Luke 11:14-23
I love arguments. Not necessarily in the sense of fighting, although that does happen, but in the sense of intellectual discourse. Some of you readers may know that I am currently studying philosophy…
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A Prayer On the Eve Before Milton
Dear Father, It is 9:57 pm ET on October 8, 2024. A Category 5 hurricane named Milton is expected to slam into the Gulf Coast of Florida within the next 24 hours. There…
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Luke 11:1-13
This week, we dive into a new gospel passage, specifically one that is paramount to the commentary that I have been referencing in my work. Charles Wagner, the author of the Take Every…
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John 4:46-54
We finish out John chapter 4 by looking at verses 46 through 54. Grab your Bibles, and read through those verses. If you have a moment, now is a good time to skim…
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John 4:39-45
Today we approach a smaller, but still essential, text that is fundamental in both Jesus’ ministry and Gramazin’s mission as a testimony-sharing platform. Open your Bibles to John 4:39-45 and read before continuing.…
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The Futility of Changing Our Hearts Without Christ
Sigh. Here we go again. I have been relatively spoiled over the last two decades. My favorite football team, the Philadelphia Eagles, have been competitive since Andy Reid became their coach in 1999.…
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415. Why Good People Disagree
Dear Father, it is a beautiful sunny and cloudless day. Two godly men meet to go for a hike in the mountains. John is certain the sky is green, unaware that he looks…
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5. You Are God, I Am Not
Dear Father, You are God and I am not. You are holy and I am common. You are sovereign and I am needy. You are all-knowing and I am ignorant. You are all-wise…
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John 4:27-38
Continuing our study of John 4, today we will be looking at verses 27 through 38. Grab your Bible and your copy of Take Every Passage to Prayer Vol. 2 by Charles Wagner…
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Don’t slap the soldier!
In the Academy Award winning movie “Patton“, George C. Scott portrayed a time that General George S. Patton slapped a soldier who was in a hospital from battle fatigue. While other soldiers laid…
