
Dan Delzell
Christian Post Contributor
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Every Culture Contains Obstacles to Meeting Christ
Look at a map of the world and pick any country. Regardless of where you land, you will find that the culture there contains obstacles to meeting Christ.

Death, Taxes and Life's Uncertainties
It's that time of year again when Benjamin Franklin's famous quotation comes to mind: "In this world nothing is certain except death and taxes."

Your Words Reveal Your Heart
Since being introduced in 2012, the mobile app Snapchat has had quite a run. Millions of people have sent and received photos and messages that are short-lived and self-deleting.

Would Winning the Lottery Satisfy My Soul?
When 17-year-old Jane Park became Britain's youngest lottery winner in 2013, she assumed it would fulfill her wildest dreams. In reality, hitting the jackpot turned her world into a living nightmare.

Waiting Until Kindergarten to Assign Your Child's Gender Identity
What will be the next step in the evolution of the gender revolution? Well, try to imagine a day when parents wait until their child goes to kindergarten before assigning their gender identity.

Placing Faith in Your Faith Produces Doubt
Have you ever worried that your faith was not strong enough? If so, what was the object of your faith in those anxious moments? Your faith, or God's love?

How Long Were the Days of Creation?
All of us feel the pressure that time places upon our lives. In the words of Dr. Seuss, "How did it get so late so soon? It's night before its afternoon. December is here before its June. My goodness how the time has flewn. How did it get so late so soon?"

Valentine's Day: God's Love for the Brokenhearted
Valentine's Day has long been a popular romantic holiday when couples share tangible expressions of love with one another. But what about those who are not currently in a loving relationship?

You Are Already Living in Eternity
If you have ever wondered what "eternity" is like, guess what? You are already in it!

Why Liberal Theology Is Fake News
Given man's propensity to produce inventive stories while fabricating alternative "facts," it was only a matter of time before the 24-hour news cycle became inundated with "fake news." Sadly, we now live in a day where many choose to "tweet first, check the facts later."



















