Keith Kaynor “Mansions” in Heaven, Heaven a large place, how many redeemed / lost u., John 14:2, More redeemed than remain lost?, Redeemed, Revelation 21:16, Satan unsuccessful, the number of people r., Unknown

More Saved Than Lost

 You have wondered, “Will more people be saved and enjoy Heaven for eternity, or will more people remain lost?”  If more people remain separated from God, then it seems that satan will have won. And it does not seem logical that God would allow that. It is true that some Scripture appears to support the … Continue reading More Saved Than Lost

Keith Kaynor Abraham Finding a Wife For His Son, Genesis 24, God's guidance, Into the Unknown, Rebekah, Unidentified servant of Genesis 24, Unknown

Getting Your Vitamin G

We all need Vitamin G.  Genesis 24 has a nice dose of Vitamin G (God) for us, as we see Abraham’s unnamed servant find a wife for Abraham’s son, Isaac.  Let’s look for factors which will help us get more Vitamin G.  Students of How to Know God’s Will have received Vitamin G from this … Continue reading Getting Your Vitamin G

Keith Kaynor Alfred Nobel, Bernoulli's principle of f., Discovery, Explosives, Flight, God’s purposes for the o., Humvee, Know, Not knowing what we do not know, Oceans, Riches, The unknown, True r., Unknown

What We Don’t Know (Halifax Explosion, #3)

 Steel is hard . . .  a law unto itself. It can’t be twisted, bent or broken with one’s hands.  There is no contest between human skin, muscle and bone and this inflexible metal.  So I have wondered how it is that military Humvees  (High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle – HMMWV;  pictured at left), a … Continue reading What We Don’t Know (Halifax Explosion, #3)

Keith Kaynor Beyond your ability and experience, Disaster, Doing one's d., Duty, Halifax Explosion, 1917, Helping others without being asked, Medical emergencies, Not knowing what to do, S. out of one's comfort zone, Serving beyond your ability and experience, Stepping into the u., Stretched, Submission, Unknown

  For Such a Time as This  (Halifax Explosion, #2)

On Thursday, December 6, 1917, an American ship loaded with explosives bound for the European war detonated in the harbor at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.  Almost 2000 people were killed and 9000 were wounded, straining the medical facilities of the area.  Soldiers recuperating from World War I injuries became the new, immediately deputized hospital orderlies, … Continue reading   For Such a Time as This  (Halifax Explosion, #2)

Keith Kaynor "What Ifs", Co-Exist, Deceived, Fear of the Unknown, Food mostly gone, John Robinson, charismatic Pilgrim leader, Mayflower, Mixed group: believers and non-believers, Non-judgmental, Pilgrims with non-Christians, Speedwell, the Pilgrim ship M., The pilgrim ship s., The pilgrims d., Unknown

Mayflower Mayhem (Part 2 of 3)

We continue looking at the adversity the 1620 voyage of the Pilgrims to the New World to gain perspective on what our own enterprizes may face: Before They Sailed The charismatic John Robinson, a Pilgrim leader, urged his Separatists Pilgrim friends to get along with the “Strangers” (non-Christians forced upon them);  even the caustic and … Continue reading Mayflower Mayhem (Part 2 of 3)

Marilyn Kaynor Genesis, Genesis 12:1-9, Going into the u., Hebrews 11:8-10, Husband-wife relationship, Imagine, Moving, Sarah (Sarai's) f., Sarah (Sarai's) s. to Abraham (Abram), Taking Terah and Lot was a d., Total o. vs. partial o.

Your God Said What? (Genesis 12:1-9)

Imagine your husband coming home from his job one day to announce that you and your household would be moving to a land far away. In answer to your questions, you find out that only unknown people live there, it is in the middle of nowhere and you will be permanently living in tents. No … Continue reading Your God Said What? (Genesis 12:1-9)