Posts by Jeff Setzer
Covid Cares?
A virus pandemic has taken the world by storm within just a couple of months, disrupting the lives of nearly everyone we meet! While CFM acknowledges the seriousness of any sickness, we know that the Creator and His Word, the Bible, has answers that this world needs to hear! In light of the virus, which…
Read MorePrevious Posts on Blogspot
Take a look at our past posts with titles such as: “Back Home” (10/31/19) “Post Conference Update” (2/20/19) “Memorial Day Blessing” (5/29/17) “The Secret of Sinai” (9/3/16) “It’s Time to Pressure our Legislators to Stand Up for the Constitution!” (4/4/16) “Mountain Mysteries 2016” (3/31/16) “June 2015 Creation Chronicle” (6/2/15)
Read MorePrepping for Jungle Tales
The Secret(s) of Sinai
While our Mountain Mysteries theme isn’t the most “exciting” of our five creation themes (as compared to subjects like big cats and dinosaurs), it does cover foundationally important subjects like how the eruption of Mt. St. Helens carved canyons that mirror others that are said to have formed over “millions of years.” Yet, only ONE…
Read More“Hierarchy Hype” series
Do you sometimes wonder why people are the way they are? In particular, I am writing concerning Biblical Christianity and God’s design for how assemblies of believers should operate, versus how they sometimes do function. Is it possible that the culture’s mindset and/or model of how businesses operate has seeped into churches? One may wonder…
Read MoreThe Gospel of Evidences (1 Cor. 15:3-5)
“…I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:” (1 Cor. 15:3-4) Are the three “points” to the Gospel the death, burial, and resurrection…
Read MoreShun Profane Babblings
In our last FBI Bible study group session, we looked at 2 Timothy 2:16 and one of the warning texts where Paul instructed one of his spiritual sons, Timothy: “But shun profane and vain babblings…” In breaking down the word “profane,” we saw that it means to “walk over a boundary or threshold in violation.”…
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