Dan Delzell

Dan Delzell

Christian Post Contributor

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  • Hypnosis and Yoga Open Hidden Spiritual Doors

    Hypnosis and Yoga Open Hidden Spiritual Doors

    Hypnosis and yoga are a couple of mystical practices which have basically gone mainstream in America today. Just because a spiritual practice goes mainstream, however, doesn't mean that it is safe and beneficial. Many spiritual teachings and practices are dangerous to the soul. This calls for daily discernment and constant vigilance on the part of every Christian.

  • When Man Takes God and Sin Seriously

    When Man Takes God and Sin Seriously

    A well-known television host did a story recently about a judge who is attempting to reduce the 10 Commandments down to 6 Commandments. Without going into all the details, I found the host's comments to be very insightful. He wondered what Moses would think about such a travesty.

  • Gay Marriage and Martin Luther King's Dream

    Gay Marriage and Martin Luther King's Dream

    When President Obama spoke at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial dedication last year, he urged the nation to continue to press for the goals and hopes of the "black preacher with no official rank or title who somehow gave voice to our deepest dreams" and helped make the nation "more perfect." By announcing his support for same-sex marriage last week, President Obama is sincerely convinced that now he is helping to make the nation even more perfect.

  • Why Every Christian Is a Disciple

    Why Every Christian Is a Disciple

    There is plenty of talk these days about which term or terms to use when defining those who belong to Christ. I know it can be tempting to want to define "disciple" differently than you define "Christian." I was actually toying with that idea myself a number of years ago. But as Scripture details what it means to be in relationship with God through faith in Christ, I don't believe it is wise or beneficial to make this distinction and end up with two different categories of believers.

  • Helping Someone Escape Sin Is Not Judgmental

    Helping Someone Escape Sin Is Not Judgmental

    Do you ever get the feeling these days that if you tried to help someone you love escape from sin, you might be accused of judging that person? You are not alone if you feel this way.

  • Should Anyone Planning to Sin Be Baptized?

    Should Anyone Planning to Sin Be Baptized?

    Each one of us is a sinner. There is no getting around it. So what is the difference between a sinner who has been saved by God's grace, and a sinner who is still lost in his sins?

  • Relinquishing Grace or Truth Actually Sacrifices Both

    Relinquishing Grace or Truth Actually Sacrifices Both

    When God created Adam and Eve, He placed them in a garden which had boundaries. They were told to respect those boundaries and obey the truth. They chose to cross God's boundary line. The rest is history.

  • Five Myths About Living Together Before Marriage

    Five Myths About Living Together Before Marriage

    So you think there are advantages to living together rather than getting married. Before you close your mind any tighter on the issue, check out these five myths:

  • Andy Stanley Didn't Leave Any Wiggle Room

    Andy Stanley Didn't Leave Any Wiggle Room

    Anyone who has been richly blessed over the years by the preaching of Dr. Charles Stanley, as I have been, knows that he has a real gift to proclaim the Word of God with clarity and purpose in the power of the Holy Spirit. In other words, Dr. Stanley doesn't leave much wiggle room for his hearers. I really like that when I am listening to a message from God's Word. It reminds me that God has placed plenty of stakes in the ground regarding the truth, sin, and grace.

  • Am I God's Servant or His Advisor?

    Am I God's Servant or His Advisor?

    Charles Spurgeon expressed it well for anyone who is waiting upon God to do something. "My situation is urgent," writes Spurgeon, "and I cannot see how I will ever be delivered. Yet this is not my concern, for He who made the promise will find a way to keep it. My part is simply to obey His commands, not to direct His ways. I am His servant, not His advisor. I call upon Him and He will deliver me."