by Jason Dykstra | Aug 19, 2021 | Growth, Theology
It lets others limit what our best can be, when we could be free to realize that for ourselves.It keeps us inexplicably idolizing the rockiness of the richest, instead of spending our resources to help the world’s poorest. It keeps us teaching each other and our...
by Jason Dykstra | Jul 18, 2021 | Faith, Theology
DISCLAIMER: We are all dummies when it comes to completely understanding a being as complex and lofty as a deity, including the Christian God. Aside from knowing his favorite cereal (obviously Cracklin’ Oat Bran!), I have to admit there are many divine details...
by Jason Dykstra | Jun 22, 2021 | Logic, Theology
For a guy with a whole mouth full of sweet teeth (why only have one?), I still have to admit that some candy is just nasty. Maybe I’m getting old, or maybe my tastes are being “refined”…just not toward refined sugar as much as before!...
by Jason Dykstra | May 19, 2021 | Uncategorized
Yep, my blog and book series is all about Healing Hereafter, especially in regard to the after-we-die hereafter. But we also partner with worldwidehousechurch.org to heal hereafters of folks alive now who are in need. And it’s really hard to do that genuinely or...
by Jason Dykstra | Apr 20, 2021 | Uncategorized
It’s so hard to resist. You put your child to bed…then after a few hours you tiptoe back into his room. Why? Well, because you love him and really do kinda miss him, despite the chaos he spent the last 12 hours creating. But really you go in there because...
