
Study of Ephesians – Part 4 Greek was the language of commerce in the Roman Empire at the time of the writings of the New Testament, much like English is in much […]
Study of Ephesians – Part 4 Greek was the language of commerce in the Roman Empire at the time of the writings of the New Testament, much like English is in much […]
When I lived in Washington State in the United States, I would sometimes walk in the forests. If I suspected there may be bears in the area, I would make plenty of […]
Ephesians Study – Part 3 It is not my intent to go through the book of Ephesians verse-by-verse. However, how often do we skip over the salutations at the very beginning of […]
The Great Mystery of the Ages When one begins to get into a study of the messages in Ephesians, one runs smack-dab (US English for “right in the middle of”) the question […]
The Church, of Which Christ Is the Head There are so many churches in the world, yet they generally call themselves “Christian” in some way or another. To be Christian means to […]
It is time for me to get back to what is important – and that is presenting studies of the Bible to the readers of this blogsite, Clear the Murk. While I’m […]
Who is Hard of Hearing? In her later years, my white-haired elderly mother had to go to the Emergency Room. She was in a bed in the partitioned room, and I was […]
Your church is aware, sensitive to the needs of others – and maybe even hip. Right? ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990) access to the building, like with ramps? Check. Special […]
It’s Tuesday here in North Carolina in the United States. Let’s talk about some food discoveries I’ve made recently and that I’ll share with you. There really isn’t any rhyme or reason […]
In worship services in your church – or outside your church during this time of COVID – what does prayer mean for you?