Every year, we publish a list of the top five articles that have been read. This also lets you know what other “Maddening Theology” readers are interested in. Here are the top 5 most read articles from 2024. 5. Adam’s First Words to His Wife 4. Wasn’t Biblical Alcohol Just Grape Juice? 3. Seven Practical… Continue reading Top 5 Articles of 2024
It has been another great year at Maddening Theology. This year, we hit our 100,000th visit to our blog, and our readership has grown greatly. Today, we just wanted to take time to say Merry Christmas from the team at Maddening Theology. We hope you have a great time celebrating the birth of our Savior,… Continue reading Merry Christmas from Maddening Theology
One way we can joyfully celebrate the birth of Christ is through feasting. It may seem an odd way to worship; through eating, but it has been a part of Christian heritage for thousands of years. In the Old Testament, we see the Israelites celebrating many feasts. From the Passover to Purim to the feasts… Continue reading Joyfully Celebrate Christ’s Birth Through Feasting
Many believe that Christmas has been overcommercialized in our modern era. They are probably right. Months ago, before summer’s end, stores were already putting Christmas items on the shelves. Recently, Americans spent a record one trillion dollars on Christmas. Some have overlooked the meaning of Christmas or ignored it completely. Some children will wake up… Continue reading 3 Reasons to Celebrate God’s Love by Gift Giving
Christmas is a season of hope and expectation. Christians can and should celebrate it in this way. From the time of the garden, the Old Testament believers anticipate the birth of Christ. God promised Adam and Eve that He would send someone from Eve’s offspring to kill the serpent and overcome the sin they had… Continue reading 3 Ways to Celebrate Christmas as a Season of Hope
