Catch of the Week, Faith and Christianity, Lost and Found, Spurgeon

More about the “Election” Season

I’m not exactly sure but recently reposting Mike Ratliff’s blog became a bit more complex. I’m wonder if it has to do with the new IOS27 app updates…Anyway, I can still do it manually. As we enter into the “Election” season, this time for the mid-terms, let’s take a moment and remember God’s own election… Continue reading More about the “Election” Season

Catch of the Week, Discernment, Faith and Christianity, Mind

Thoughts about fools….

Mike Ratliff raises some interesting Biblical Observations. I decided to repost it with the actually full verses I could find about Fools…hope this is meaningful, and useful and not a foolish exercise…There are almost 200 references. https://mikeratliff.wordpress.com/2026/10/10/the-natural-state-of-the-fool-is-unbelief/ KJV Search Results 189 Verses Found, 199 Matches Gen 31:28  And hast not suffered me to kiss my sons… Continue reading Thoughts about fools….

Confessions and Catechisms, Faith and Christianity, Three Forms of Unity

A Note about The Heidelberg Catechism

I did a useful AI study of what lies behind one of the most famous of the Reformed Confessions. This history is not taught widely in the Visible Church today. I hope you also find this useful. My study was predicated on the opening lines of the Confession: There are a handful old writings that… Continue reading A Note about The Heidelberg Catechism