Why do you blog?
For lot’s of reasons, but one of the main reasons is the help it provides to me. Sitting down and studying the Bible was always a challenge for me, but God gave me a challenge to really start opening His word and learning more about Him. I figured as I am doing my studies I could keep them archived and stored for later use and for others to use. Secondly I really want to help people see that life as a Christian isn’t easy, but there is hope. To many times you hear about having joy, being happy all time, and life is great teachings, but life isn’t easy, life has challenges, instead of covering them up, let’s open them up and let God work through us.
How many people currently write for psalmseventythree?
Currently just one. Someday we may grow, but for now God has given me the opportunity and time to do this so I am going to stick to that game plan. With that being said, I wouldn’t be opposed to a guest writer every now and then in addition to the site’s current content, so email me if interested.
How can I contact you?
psalmseventythree@gmail.com
It would help if you put a good subject line so that I can see the real emails from the spam ones.
What church affiliation do you participate in?
Baptist. It holds closes to my beliefs.
What are the fundamental beliefs of this site?
1. The Bible is God’s word, it is inspired by Him, is infallible, and the final authority.
2. There is one God (the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit known as the Trinity)
3. Jesus Christ was born of a virgin living a sinless life.
4. Jesus Christ died for us that we may spend eternity in Heaven with him if we accept it.
5. Jesus will return to earth again to take us with Him.
Why Psalm 73?
Simple, I love that chapter in the Bible. I wrote my very first post on it here: Why Psalm 73
Do you accept prayer requests?
Most definitely, prayer is important and I don’t mind praying for those in need or for that matter telling God any praises you have as well.
