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How Big is the New Jerusalem?

The last two chapters of the last book of the Bible—Revelation—describe the holy city, the new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God. The new Jerusalem is not a physical city. It is not going to literally descend onto…

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Posted in The Bible Re-Viewed

The Evening and The Morning, by James Spilling

This may not be everyone’s cup of tea. But if you enjoy nineteenth century literature, here is one of my favorite classic didactic novels. It is a semi-autobiographical account of a skeptic who found faith through the spiritual teachings of…

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Posted in Books and Literature

What Does the Bible Say about Video Games? Part 1

There’s an old saying that’s popular among political candidates and publicity hounds: “All press is good press.” Colleen Lachowicz is finding out whether or not this is true. Who is Colleen Lachowicz? Colleen Lachowicz is a Democratic candidate for state senator…

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Posted in Current Events, Sports and Recreation, The Bible Re-Viewed

Doing Dishes

Though most of the material posted here will be new, I will also post some gems from my archives. With that in mind, here is a newly edited version of one of my more popular talks on daily living, which…

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Posted in Spiritual Growth

On Earth as it is In Heaven, by Lee Woofenden

Here is a book of sermons I preached in 2003, when I was pastor of the New Jerusalem Church in Bridgewater, Massachusetts:   On Earth as it is In Heaven Reflections on Jesus’ Parables of the Kingdom and Emanuel Swedenborg’s…

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Posted in Books and Literature, The Afterlife

Can We Really Believe the Bible?

Some Thoughts for Those who Wish they Could Our best modern science tells us that: The universe is almost fourteen billion years old. Our solar system formed gradually about four and a half billion years ago. Life first appeared on…

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Posted in The Bible Re-Viewed

Dan Gheesling: Judas, Jesus, . . . or Jacob?

Dan Gheesling. To some, he will always be Judas. Others recount his miracles as if he were Jesus. But of all the characters in the Bible—Dan Gheesling’s favorite book—he most resembles Jacob. You may be wondering, “Who in the world…

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Posted in Popular Culture, Spiritual Growth, The Bible Re-Viewed

Who is God? Who is Jesus Christ? What about that Holy Spirit?

For a video reading of this article on YouTube, click here. The Lord God Jesus Christ You’ve probably heard a lot about God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit—maybe just enough to make you say, “Forget it! I can’t understand this stuff!”…

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Posted in All About God
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