Author Archives: Tom Wacaster

by Tom Wacaster In times of uncertainty the child of God has a refuge in his heavenly Father.  Indeed, the promises that God gives to His children are so abundant that the saint could read one promise a day for … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster History has proven that man, for the most part, has a propensity to rebel against God’s will and seek a means of “salvation” apart from the Gospel of Christ. One passage that has been twisted and tortured … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster In Genesis 25:8, the following is recorded concerning Abraham: “Then Abraham gave up the ghost, and died in a good old age, an old man, and full of years; and was gathered to his people.” One of … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster It is the underdog for whom men cheer. Perhaps this is why  the pundits and prognosticators are, “on any given Sunday” (as the late Dandy Don used to say), wrong in their predictions. The outcome of the … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster While in the process of looking up something I had filed away several years ago, I stumbled upon a little tidbit regarding the catacombs that lay beneath the city of Rome. The author noted that the “catacombs … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster Don’t let the name scare you. Punctuation marks help us get the right pronunciation: “Ma-her-shal-al-hash-baz.” But the name meant something: “Hastens to the prey.” Here is the setting. When Tiglath-pileser III took control of Assyria, he immediately … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster (written in the early 2,000’s. If anything, things have gotten much worse) In his book, A Jewish Conservative Looks At Pagan America, author Don Feder tells of an interesting incident that occurred many years ago. Emperor Joseph … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster Some years ago I was corresponding with someone about the changed life of Saul of Tarsus. The point I was attempting to make was that the conversion of Saul is evidence of the divine origin of the … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster “For we have not a high priest that cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmities; but one that hath been in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin” (Heb. 4:15). Three words in that verse … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster Almost two thousand years ago, an unidentified number of wise men (magi, according to the Greek) observed a strange phenomenon, and followed a star to the outskirts of Jerusalem.  They were searching for He that is “born … Continue reading →