Elena Voss stood before the humming core of the time machine, her eyes locked on the console’s glowing interface. A soft tremor from the implant under her skin reminded her it was real. Years of equations, simulations, and midnight breakdowns had brought her to this threshold—five minutes from history. Not […]Read more »
Robert Wimer
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How do we present the Gospel like Jesus to the lost? How can I lead a lost person to God through Jesus? Let’s examine the woman at the well and learn how Jesus did it. Video (audio of sermon) “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations…” These are the words […]Read more »
In a previous exploration, we outlined the dangers of layered speculation: how moving from observable facts to assumptions about thoughts, and finally to predictions about the future, increases the likelihood of error. First-level speculation remains grounded in reality; second- and third-level speculation venture further into the unseen. But there is […]Read more »
In a world where snap judgments and assumptions often cloud clear thinking, understanding how to properly structure speculation becomes crucial. This article explores the ancient wisdom and modern science behind distinguishing careful inference from reckless guesswork — and why mastering this skill can make all the difference. Speculation is a […]Read more »