One of the main duties of a pastor is to “preach the Word” (2 Tim. 4:2). Many pastors, however, often feel great anxiety before preaching God’s Word and sometimes feel great depression when the sermon was not a home-run. Paul’s exhortation to Timothy often gives me great encouragement whenever I feel that I “bombed” a … More Five Tips for Progress in Preaching
Our church held a viewing party the weekend before Reformation Day and we watched the popular Calvinist documentary that was released this year for Reformation 500. I had anticipated a type of corny, Christian cinematography, but this movie was a delightful surprise. Spoiler Alert: If you’d like to be completely surprised by the contents of the … More Movie Review: Calvinist
Disclaimers: I am not a musical expert. The opinions I give are just my thoughts as a listener. The passages and theological observations made are what run through my mind when I listen. I have no spoken to the author and heard anything regarding the foundations of these passages. Introduction: Recently, Sovereign Grace released a new … More Music Monday: “O Lord, My Rock and My Redeemer”
This is a very personal post for me. Many thoughts entered my mind before my daughter was born and I struggled with much anxiety and worry in anticipation for her birth. I originally started writing this before she was born with the hope of posting it on the day of her birth. But blogging tends … More Six Prayers for My Daughter
I found Live Smart to be a book that politely smacks the reader upside the head to get him to go in the way God intends him to go. It is written by Dan Dumas who is a seasoned pastor. He has shepherd college students for fourteen years. He is currently the senior Vice President … More Tired of Living Foolishly? A Book Review of Live Smart by Dan Dumas
