Dr. Eschelbach was interviewed by Abigail Lorenzen of Right to Life of Northeast Indiana. Abigail is Dr. Eschelbach's daughter! Click below to listen to this special episode. https://www.ichooselife.org/resources/past-episodes/christmas-edition-121920

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What does it look like to live with awareness of God’s redemptive work in our lives?  It changes everything!  Listen in to this discussion of living each day as a Sabbath rest from every fear and worry. Do you have questions about anything you’ve heard?  You can submit them here. https://oembed.libsyn.com/embed?item_id=14680394  

A three-dimensional, Green V world, allows us to make sense of everything we see, hear, and experience in history, in religion, in the Bible, in modern times, and within us.  In my teaching, I’ve found that having a review of the basics of the Green V worldview is helpful, since it is so radically different … Continue reading Need a refresher about this new worldview?

So many times this past week, what I heard the most often had to do with this being ". . . the most unusual Easter." One insightful preacher said, "No, the first Easter was the most unusual ever!" Could this Easter be the most like the first several years of Easter? People are meeting in … Continue reading A most unusual Easter?

The following is a Bible passage that’s unlikely to be anyone's favorite; it’s unlikely that anyone even slows down here to see what it's saying. But let's slow down in the conviction that God's Word does not return void (Isaiah 55): Hebrews 7:14-19: For it is evident that our Lord was descended from Judah, and in … Continue reading Hebrews 7–A message not to miss

Leviticus 19:17-18 is a neat literary package with a profoundly powerful message: "You shall not hate your neighbor in your heart. You shall surely rebuke your neighbor and not bear sin because of him [= share in his guilt b/c you haven't tried to keep him from it]. You shall not take revenge or bear … Continue reading Love your neighbor

Solomon wrote "Words of the wise, spoken quietly, should be heard rather than the shout of a ruler of fools [unbelievers = people dishonest about what their lives depend on]" (Ecclesiastes 9:17). Recently the governors of New York and Illinois made loud boasts about leading the way in expanding the legality of abortion. God bless … Continue reading Quietly, lovingly, persistently

In the reading from Exodus 34 God tells Moses to cut two tablets of stone on which God will write the Ten Commandments. If we are determined to oppose God, the law becomes a ceiling too heavy for us to bear, and we get mad about it. But when God's grace regenerates our soul to … Continue reading The Law–Ceiling or Support?

In yesterday's reading from the One Year Bible, Jesus says, "But the one who endures to the end shall be saved; and this good message of the kingdom will be proclaimed in all the world as a witness to all the nations and then the end will come" (Matthew 24:13-14). The gospels report the history … Continue reading Endure