If I said that tomorrow it will rain, and it does… you might say, “Wow, good guess.” If I said that tomorrow there will be an volcanic eruption and thousands of people will die and it happened, you might say, “Scott… that’s a little spooky.” It seems that the precision and level of predictability of a prediction governs its impressiveness and its appreciation by others. If a prediction is fulfilled to great detail and is something that others would see as mere chance, we tend to become more marveled at the absolute incredible validity of the prediction.
This past Sunday, I had the opportunity to preach at our church here in Perú–which is a real privilege by the way. Since it was… Read More…
