God has been so gracious in my life to lead me to Himself. I am a Christian who loves the Lord and seeks to obediently do His will in every aspect of my life. I love to study His Word and share it with others.
This year, this short booklet was given as one of the free books at Shepherds’ Conference. I was delighted to see a book on ecclesiology and thought it’d be a great to give a short book review. Here are my thoughts on Sam Allbery’s, “Why Bother with Church: And Other Questions about Why You Need … More Book Review: “Why Bother with Church?” by Sam Allberry
Every Christian must recognize the importance of repentance. The New Testament (NT) speaks heavily of repentance and its role in the Christian life: Matthew 4:17, “From that time Jesus began to preach and say, ‘Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.’” Acts 2:37b-38, “‘Brethren, what shall we do?’ Peter said to them, ‘Repent, … More A Thought on Repentance
Today, I’d like to share a review of a book on the topic of marriage I recently finished. Love That Lasts: When Marriage Meets Grace by Gary and Betsy Ricucci is a wonderful work that can help benefit believers looking to strengthen their marriages. The targeted audience for this work include healthy Christian marriages, broken Christian … More Book Review: “Love that Lasts” by Gary & Betsy Ricucci
I know much ink has been spilled over the issue of evangelicalism and our nation’s institutionalization of same-sex marriage, but I just can’t help but add to all the discussion. While I understand some of evangelicalisms best have contributed (John MacArthur, Al Mohler, John Piper, Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, and much more), I … More The Church, Supreme Court, and Same-Sex Marriage
It has been a long desire of mine to post book reviews through this blog. While they may vary in shape and sizes (devotional, Christian living, theological, exegetical, etc.) it will be my general goal to be concise and to the point. So, here is my first book review on a wonderful book called, “Expository … More Book Review: “Expository Listening” by Ken Ramey
The Contenders 