Dan Delzell

Dan Delzell

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  • Your Blood Glucose and Your Spiritual Health

    Your Blood Glucose and Your Spiritual Health

    Many of us have faced challenges over the years with our weight. After years of failed attempts at weight loss, I was given a bit of a wake-up call last November during a routine physical. They checked my A1C which reveals your average blood glucose level over the previous 3 months. It should be at 6 or lower, and mine was at 10.2. This placed me in the diabetic range.

  • Christian Illusionists Have a Spirit Within Them

    Christian Illusionists Have a Spirit Within Them

    In a recent column about the magician Dynamo and his levitation in London, I wrote that "some magicians engage in illusion." Certainly Christian illusionists would fit into this category, or "Christian magicians" as some of these illusionists refer to themselves. They are attempting to do what other Christians attempt to do through puppets, or art, or drama, or rap music. They are attempting to entertain people through illusions and tricks as they also present the Gospel message of salvation.

  • Can Someone Fear God and Love Him?

    Can Someone Fear God and Love Him?

    It would be natural to ask the question, "Should I be afraid of God?" Well that all depends on what you mean by "fear," and who you mean by "God." If you are talking about the God of the Bible, then you are asking about the one true God. In that case, "Yes." There is a proper way to understand "the fear of the Lord." In fact, it is an essential quality of anyone who truly knows God.

  • The Lawyer's Red Corvette License Plate 'IDEFNDU'

    The Lawyer's Red Corvette License Plate 'IDEFNDU'

    Across the highway from our church is the county jail where I lead a weekly Bible study. As I was leaving yesterday, I noticed a red Corvette convertible parked near the courthouse with the license plate, "IDEFNDU." The attorney who drives it is probably very skilled in that line of work.

  • Why Christianity Often Appears to Be Losing

    Why Christianity Often Appears to Be Losing

    You cannot judge a book by its cover. And you cannot attain an accurate reading on Christianity by appearances alone.

  • Andy Murray's Kingdom Rose Out of Darkness

    Andy Murray's Kingdom Rose Out of Darkness

    The United Kingdom is abuzz now that Andy Murray has become the first British man to win Wimbledon in 77 years. He defeated Novak Djokovic ("The Joker") on Sunday, after having lost in last year's final against Roger Federer. Andy is now on top of the tennis world, and on top of the U.K. even to the point of being mentioned for knighthood by the Prime minister.

  • The Illusion That Seduces and Bewitches Magicians

    The Illusion That Seduces and Bewitches Magicians

    I had never heard of the magician, Dynamo, until I read about how he floated alongside a double-decker bus in London recently. I watched the video. Personally, I think it was legit. I believe this was a paranormal event and an authentic example of levitation. But it's not like this sort of thing is completely unheard of today.

  • What About Those Who Have Never Heard?

    What About Those Who Have Never Heard?

    A perplexing predicament posed to Christians goes like this: "What about all those people in various lands who have never heard the Gospel message? Are you telling me they are lost and on the road to hell?"

  • Turning to the Lord Lifts the Veil

    Turning to the Lord Lifts the Veil

    Why is it that so many people do not see Jesus the way Christians see Him? Christ is clear to Christians, but fuzzy to unbelievers. They simply do not see Him as their Savior. But why?

  • Warren Buffett's Partner Ponders Death and Wealth

    Warren Buffett's Partner Ponders Death and Wealth

    Warren Buffett has publicly referred to Charlie Munger as his partner at Berkshire Hathaway. Like Buffett, Munger is busy giving away much of his fortune to help various institutions and organizations do the work they do. In a recent discussion with the local newspaper here in Omaha, Munger said something incredibly profound. In fact, his comment is right in line with a principle we find throughout the Bible.