Tag Archives: mike hillebrecht

Back in the day when I attended school, we had this course called math. We learned how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide without a calculator! We literally had to use our brains. There was also a study in fractions … Continue reading →

Have you ever considered the real purpose of grace? What does it do beside the obvious? Why does it seem to matter to mankind more than to God? That last claim probably tweaked your theological sensibilities a bit. And there … Continue reading →

I have been on this journey of grace long enough to have deconstructed all of my previous indoctrinations and form a belief founded on genuine divine encounters with serious meditation and contemplation. As much as I dislike making that claim … Continue reading →

In case you haven’t discovered it yet, I am a “grace” guy. I function entirely through the realm of grace. As a matter of fact, so do you – whether you believe it or not. This is what I am … Continue reading →

Can world events change a revelation about God’s character? In this final installment to a series of articles where I’ve been briefly examining history and how the American Revolution restored the gospel of grace to the world I’m going to uncover … Continue reading →

Can world events change a revelation about God’s character? In this series of articles I’m briefly examining history and how the American Revolution restored the gospel of grace to the world. The Kingdom Message of The Church I need you … Continue reading →

Can world events change a revelation about God’s character? In this series of articles I’m briefly examining history and how the American Revolution restored the gospel of grace to the world. Quelling the Masses Riots, revolts, and rebellions are the … Continue reading →

Can world events change a revelation about God’s character? In this series of articles you’ll have an opportunity to examine history and how the American Revolution restored the gospel of grace to the world. Introduction When John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, … Continue reading →

In the previous post it was revealed how the second posting in this series was not written by me but rather was generated by an artificial intelligence program. I fed this program the following information in order for it to … Continue reading →

The last posting was an experiment. It was designed to see how you would react to what the message was promoting. The responses, while few in number, were revealing in many ways. But how does this experiment portray the demise … Continue reading →