Every so often there appears in print an article that reveals the inner turmoil of the evolutionary believer who has faithfully devoted his life to following the precepts of Darwinism and to passing on the faith to future generations, only to see no fruit from his labors. Such is the case expressed in a short […]
A dramatic portrayal of our Lord Jesus in His august role as executioner of the justice of God, but justice tempered with mercy. Three thousand years ago, the inhabitants of God’s holy city, Jerusalem, came so close to being destroyed that only an order from the Lord to His Angel to withdraw His hand prevented […]
Some readers may raise their eyebrows to see such a challenge being issued in Uplook. Rest assured we will soon explain what is meant by the title— but first, we have a scenario for you to consider. The believers at Downhill face a dilemma. Harold started the assembly in his home 40 years ago and […]
Because he was a man “of like passions” we can identify with Elijah’s melancholy and be inspired by the secret of his restoration to service. Elijah was a prophet of God and a man of faith. As our chapter opens he has seen God do a powerful work. The prophets of Baal were destroyed and […]
And what shall I more say? for the time would fail me to tell of Gideon, and of Barak, and of Samson, and of Jephthae; of David also, and Samuel, and of the prophets (Heb 11:32) Our present times are not unlike the days of the Judges. In our society it is considered to be […]
Very brave people deftly slapped a baton into the trembling and perspiring palm of a teenage fellow who, although uneven in his gait and well behind in the pack, was seeking to run the same race as they. Inexperienced but eager, he had his eye, if not yet on the goal, at least peering a […]
Spencer and Phyllis Dibble have served the Lord in Nigeria for many years. We may pride ourselves in the holding of the truth of the priesthood of all believers, but does this truth have a hold on us? Why is there often a dearth of true worship, especially in the remembrance time, the meeting that […]
By early Fall in the “sunflower state” of Kansas where I live, millions of tons of wheat, corn, beans, and yes, sunflowers, have been produced by the incredible biological machine called a green plant. Peter Ray of Stanford University describes a plant in engineering terms as a “device for capturing the energy of sunlight and […]
In a Washington, DC, Policy Briefing entitled “Why Darwinism Matters” and presented on May 10, 2000, Nancy R. Pearcey reported on the influence of Darwinian thought as it affects life outside of the Science class. Here is a sample of what she said: Tracing out the implications of Darwinism for just about every area of […]