Author Archives: Ken Lambert

“For about twenty-five centuries no one dreamt of doubting that Isaiah the son of Amoz was the author of every part of the book that goes under his name; and those who still maintain the unity of authorship are accustomed … Continue reading →

Its funny and ironic how a seemingly “small” and rather insignificant action or gesture can leave an indelible mark on numerous people.  The following is a true story about my Grandmother, who unfortunately is no longer with us.  May she … Continue reading →

Why, via the “Salt and Light Institute” -of course ! http://www.saltandlightinstitute.org/ Here is a brief caption from their home page- “We are a non denominational, non sectarian institute dedicated to providing foundational education opportunities  consistent with God’s Word to the … Continue reading →

Many people in today’s society reject any kind of authority, and many types of rules.  That is especially true in the United States as we have always been somewhat “libertarian” in nature.  In many ways we skip to the beat of … Continue reading →

I have learned much over the past few months, in prepartion for a book launch in February (see www.toptenchristians.wordpress.com for more info).  One major perspective I have gained is in regards to the great and influential Christian persons of the … Continue reading →

A pet-peeve of mine within the media or society in general is the term “evangelical”, as it is used nowadays.  Isn’t an evangelical someone that “evangelizes”?  If so, then wouldn’t ALL Christians be “evangelical” per se? The current Webster’s dictionary … Continue reading →

A few years ago my wife and were involved with a local orphanage as volunteers.  It was a great experience for everyone involved.  Myself, my wife, the children there, the nuns that ran the place, etc. Since then I have … Continue reading →

As I watched my two infant sons get baptized, with water, in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, I considered (once again) the age-old theological debate over infant baptism.  This subject is truly one … Continue reading →

As noted and posted elsewhere, I am co-writing a book on the most influential (historical) Christians of all time.  More info can be found at www.toptenchristians.wordpress.com  A key part of this book was determining a ranking of those persons who … Continue reading →

My wife and I were sitting reading an article about the island of Patmos in a travel magazine.  It was quite interesting.   Showed some great pictures of this Greek island, as well as including some notations about the fact that … Continue reading →