God told Noah to build a big boat. This boat - an ark, which means "vessel" - had to be big enough to save Noah, and his family, and two of each kind of animal from a big flood. How big was Noah's ark?
Are dogs and cats mentioned in the Bible? The Hebrew word for dog (keleb) and the Greek word for dog (kyon) appear a number of times in the Bible:
It's funny, but it's not. This thought-provoking video helped put GodWords on the map a long time ago, but it went offline for some time. I'm reposting it here for all of my new visitors. Unfortunately, I know a LOT of people who argue this way.
The only people who need to worry about being cool are the ones who aren't. Putting on a show to impress people doesn't make you awesome, it's makes you pathetic. If you're not already impressive and awesome, get to work and become impressive and awesome. Pretending is just silly.
Unnecessary criticism can be very costly. I'm not talking about the kind of criticism that, when spoken in love, helps us become better people. I'm talking about the kind of criticism that's designed simply to expose the flaws we see in each other.
Wow. This is an amazing video! I've tried six times to describe it without giving away the point, but I find I'm unable to put my thoughts into words. Sometimes we all need a reminder...sometimes we forget to be loving.
There's a hot new video making the rounds. It's called Richard Dawkins - Beware the Believers, and it's very clever. It's so clever, in fact, that most people haven't been able to figure out whether it's poking fun at Darwinist materialists or Biblical creationists.
I've had a Hamsterdance page since the 1990s...and I'm not going to apologize for being hypnotized by it. For the full experience, play the audio file.
