About Biblical Guy
Dr. Richard Joseph Krejcir lives in Southern California and is married to the beautiful MaryRuth and a precious son Ryan, a miracle from God. He is a child of God who is committed to biblical understanding, prayer, spiritual growth, and integrity. He is the Founder and Director of Into Thy Word Ministries, a missions and discipling ministry, with a call upon his heart to bring discipleship materials to pastors and everyone who needs them here and overseas. He is also a researcher at the Schaeffer Institute and spent over fifteen years on an in-depth, careful and through study on End Times. He is the author of numerous articles, curriculum's and books such as "Into Thy Word," and is also an ordained pastor, teacher, and speaker. He is a graduate of Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena California (Master of Divinity) and holds a Ph.D. (Practical Theology) from London. He has amounted over 25 years of pastoral ministry experience including serving as a church growth consultant.
I have received quite a few requests to clarify what the Pope has stated on changing the Lord’s Prayer (Because I lead a ministry based on the Bible?). I am not Catholic and do not speak for or even care … Continue reading →
How one thinks and processes information will help his or her understanding and growth in Christ. Why is there no excuse for not understanding and applying God’s Word? How would this help you build a better faith and life? On … Continue reading →
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Tagged abstract thinking, applying God’s Word, better faith and life, Christ’s precepts, existential connection with God, feed off Christ, Feeding on Christ, grow deeper in Christ, grow in Christ, growth in Christ, purposeful life, think and go beyond literal understanding, transformed, understanding Christ
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It is Election time! Remember, this guide is NOT an endorsement of any organization I am affiliated with like; LAC, ITW, CMTA, FASICLD, or the school I work at, just me as a private person. So, do your own research (see link … Continue reading →
In our last blog post, we looked at what is Dyslexia. Now, having many decades dealing with this and getting through school, even college, graduate, and postgraduate school, as well as teaching students with learning disabilities, I picked up a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Dyslexia and Learning Disabilities, Helping Students with Dyslexia, Helping Students with Learning Disabilities, Learning Disabilities, Most Helpful Tips for Helping Students with Dyslexia and Learning Disabilities, overcoming Dyslexia, overcoming Learning Disabilities, Tips for Dyslexia, Tips for Helping your Student or Child with Dyslexia, Tips for Helping your Student or Child with Learning Disabilities, Tips for Learning Disabilities
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According to science and my experiences having dyslexia, reading is hard and complex. Our eyes perceive images that connect to the brain to decipher these images. Then, they are computed and compared to recognized learned patterns of letters and languages … Continue reading →
It is just two weeks away! The dreaded, for us parents that is, winter break. The happiest time of the year, for kids (besides summer, that is). Two weeks of empty air time, scrambling to find sitters and finding something … Continue reading →
As a parent, you have embarked on perhaps your most important role ever, nurturing your child to become a great adult. With a goal that they have character, are an impact on society. You also what them to be happy … Continue reading →
