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Hey everyone! We have been working diligently over the past year on a complete rebuild of the GKM Website on a new platform, along with a massive visual update, and paving the way for many new features in the future! We will be launching this new platfo…
This is the last portion of the Lord’s prayer in the shortened version of Luke’s account. The KJV adds, “but deliver us from evil,” in order to complete the thought from Matthew 6:13. Old Greek manuscripts differ in certain details.… Read Full Post
Yesterday’s weblog needs clarification in view of my statement that God does not forgive apart from the sinner asking for forgiveness (i.e., repenting). I should have clarified two points: (1) that God discerns the heart’s cry before the verbal… Read Full Post
Yesterday’s topic on “Forgive us our sins” is a massive subject that would require an entire book to treat adequately. It was challenging to boil it down to a single weblog. In the process I left out one topic that a friend has raised in … Read Full Post
This is another good article by Paul Craig Roberts, former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy in the Reagan years. He comments on Ukraine, showing how the situation there is part of a futile attempt by the US government to contain Russ… Read Full Post
Some of you may have missed the link to the Dallas News video that I posted on May 21. The video box looks empty, but it is not. Put your cursor toward the bottom of the box, and click on the little triangular arrow on the bottom left corner. This will sta… Read Full Post
Luke 11:4 reads, 4 And forgive us our sins, for we ourselves also forgive everyone who is indebted to us…. A debt is an unfulfilled obligation. Sin is an immoral way to incur such an obligation. The economic way to incur debt is to borrow, and suc… Read Full Post
We just received the personalized web site for you to make reservations for the Tabernacles conference in October. The site allows you to make up to 5 reservations at a time, but it is not likely that any of you will need that many separate room reservati… Read Full Post
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