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Aaron Vienot is an engineer working in the electrical power industry. He is a regular teacher at Christian Assembly of Brighton, Colorado, a semi-regular presenter at the annual Principles in Focus retreat in Oregon, and the author of Our Practical Faith. He and his wife Josephine enjoy coffee, tea, and exploring Colorado’s old mining country in the Rocky Mountains with their two children.
Question: Does the warning against "adding or subtracting from the words of this prophecy" in Revelation 22:18–19 really apply to the whole Bible? Or is it just for the book…
Question: Mathew 13 says Jesus had brothers and sisters (vv.55-56). I sometimes hear pastors or Bible teachers talk about His “half brothers" or describe Joseph as His “adoptive father.” I…
Question: I thought Christians are not under the Law, but now I don't understand Acts 15. At the Jerusalem council, the churches who brought questions about obeying the Law are…
In part 1 of this study, I reviewed the account of Jephthah's life and activities recorded in Judges 10–12. His public career began in faith, but later descended into self-inflicted…
The Judges of Israel In the book of Exodus, God powerfully delivered Israel from oppression in Egypt. In Joshua, we read how He defeated enemies as Israel entered the Promised…
Question: Are the “Parables of the Kingdom” in Matthew 13 supposed to be read positively, or negatively? What I mean is that some preachers and writers talk about growth and…
A friend of PT described four difficult questions that others have presented to her in discussions. Today I present Part 3 (of 3), answering the third and fourth of the…