Our church’s recent Christian Heritage Tour of Washington D.C. accomplished what I had hoped. Neither a vacation nor strictly a historical tour, the trip proved…
As ministers of the Gospel, it’s natural that we would want to preserve and revitalize the institutions that have accomplished God’s work in the past.…
So you are absolutely fed up. The church, institution, or Christian servant you have loved and trusted is just not what he, she, or it…
Almost a month ago, I posted a piece on defining evangelicalism. (What Is Evangelicalism?) That article summed up the thesis of Roger Olson in his…
My first regular preaching ministry was in a little southern Minnesota country chapel. The ministry was about seventy years old when as a junior in…
How many times have you heard someone say this about the word all? “All means ‘all’ and that’s all that all means?” While this is…
We live in a society that seems low on doses of masculinity. Moreover, the occasional representations of masculinity we do encounter often twist and pervert…
Kanye West recently made a profession of faith. He is a rapper, singer, and songwriter and he is married to a Kardashian. His recent conversion…
This is a short interview with author J. B. Shepherd about his recent allegorical novel for young adults, Anger of the King. You can read…
It’s unusual to feature a novel on this blog, and showcasing one written for young adults makes this even more out of the ordinary. However,…
Great peace have they which love Thy law: and nothing shall offend them. Psalm 119:165 I was in the hospital talking to a man who…
September/October 2019 | VOLUME 29 | NUMBER 5 O How I Love Your Law God’s people have always loved His Word. Clement of Rome, who…
In our local church on Sunday, Chaplain Chris Melvin reminded us of the importance of keeping our minds on the big picture when confronted with…
Earlier this summer, John Mincy began a series of meditations on the Bible, posted via his Facebook page. He shares them with us for your…
It’s a common assumption; you and I have heard it before. We get tired of the exhausting work of ministry and, understandably, we want to…
As leaders, we desire to commit the things which we have learned “to faithful men who shall be able to teach others also” (2 Tim.…
In John 17, we hear how Jesus prayed to the Father on the night of his betrayal and arrest. As we listen, we learn that…
According to the NY Times (here), Paula White will now be officially serving in the White House as an aide to shore up President Trump’s…
Ed. Note: Our friend John Mincy started a project of daily Scripture meditations on his FaceBook page. For your edification, we would like to share…
Dispensationalism inherently sees distinctions in many areas of theology and practice between the Old and New Testaments. We believe that the progress of revelation includes…
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