My daughter is married to a man who loves to take things apart, just to see how they work.  I enjoy doing that too, but Joe can put the machine back together again . . . with no parts left over!

Studying Greek has a fearsome reputation.  Henry Wake, a seminary classmate of mine, became a military chaplain.  He once reminisced, “I can vividly remember flying in a helicopter in Vietnam, and we drew fire

It’s not uncommon for Bible teachers to arrive at a passage like Romans 5:6 and announce, “When this verse says that Christ died, it uses the aorist tense.  The use of the aorist shows that Christ died once for all, and his death never has to be repeated!”