I’ve been particularly interested in this year’s election like everyone else has been. After discussions with friends, family, and unbelievers about what political route is best for this country, there seems to be a general sense of disappointment from both sides of this polarizing presidential election. Everyone and their mother (really, mothers too) seems to be unsatisfied … More Election Day: My Father’s World
I’ve been listening to the messages at the All Student Summit at Southern Seminary and they’ve been very helpful (I’ll be sharing the others at a later time). Here, Albert Mohler gives this short message on the Christian’s stewardship of their mind. Christians fill their mind with so many unnecessary things and refuse to feed … More Taking Care of Your Mind (Mohler)
Today’s (local and global) economic climate, political climate, and even literal climate have many people worried. Instability in economy threaten people’s livelihood and standard of living. The local and global political climate has created a lot of tension among citizens all over the world. Even literal climate (Southern California drought and global warming) have people worried! It … More Are You as Happy as You Can Be?
The following is taken from the book What the Bible Says about Parenting by John Macarthur. It is from Appendix 2 in a section called “What Makes a Marriage Strong?” The following emphasis is mine. Marriage for two Christians is first of all a commitment to Jesus Christ and then to each other. Satan loves to destroy … More What Makes a Marriage Strong?
Excerpt from J.C. Ryle’s book “Duties of Parents” page 27. Prayer is one great secret of spiritual prosperity. When there is much private communion with God, your soul will grow like the grass after rain; when there is little, all will be at a standstill, you will barely keep your soul alive. Show me a … More Prayer Brings Prosperity (J.C. Ryle)
The Contenders 