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A Dad Who Did It Right
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, June 17, 2011
The assignment seemed simple. Find a biblical father who did it right. Sounds simple but it isn’t because the Bible doesn’t tell us everything we’d like to know. For most of the men of the Bible we’d have to say, “We don’t know whether they were good fathers or not.”But if one criteria of good fatherhood is…
The Father Who Would Not Say No
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, June 13, 2007
A man might be a good man in many areas and yet be marked by a significant weakness in some other part of his life. Sometimes that significant weakness becomes a big part of what we remember about the man. Such was the case of Eli, high priest of Israel, a good man with a heart for God who served as high priest for 40 years ...
The Father of a Dying Son
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Tucked away at the end of John 4 is an amazing little vignette. Because it comes right after the story of the woman at the well, we often overlook the healing of the nobleman’s son (vv. 46-54). It’s a story about a very important man who had a very important conversation with Jesus. As a result, he received a mo ...
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No Hopeless Cases
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, June 12, 2007
We have just posted a new sermon on the website called No Hopeless Cases. Here’s an excerpt:Don’t judge God by the things you see around you. I received an email from a woman who has been witnessing to a Jewish friend for over 30 years. It’s not that her friend is hardened against the gospel. It seems to b ...
A Father Who Did It Right
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, June 11, 2007
(This is the first in a week-long series of entries on fathers in the Bible. Some turn out to be good role models; others offer us examples of fathers who messed up badly. I offer this series as a lead-up to Father’s Day this Sunday.) The assignment seemed simple. Find a biblical father who did it right.Sounds simpl ...
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Interview Today on Viewpoint with Chuck Crismier
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, June 11, 2007
I’m doing a radio interview today from 3-4 PM Central Time (4-5 PM Eastern Time) on a program called Viewpoint with Chuck Crismier. Clicking on that link allows you to listen live or to listen to the archived version of the broadcast any time you like.
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Back to the Bible
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Thursday, May 25, 2006
We arrived home last night after a three-day whirlwind trip to Lincoln, Nebraska, home of one of the most famous Christian radio ministries, Back to the Bible. Since its inception in 1939, Back to the Bible has had only three Bible teachers—Theodore Epp, Warren Wiersbe, and since 1990, Woodrow Kroll. For 67 years this mini ...
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If You See Me in Hollywood Tonight
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Kevin McCullough wonders about Taylor Hicks and me (scoll down to the third entry). At the moment, I’m in Lincoln, Nebraska—or am I? If you see me in Hollywood tonight, Kevin will have the scoop of the century.
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