A while back my wife and I traveled to the Passages Bible Museum in Santa Clarita. This museum was filled with different exhibits and collections all dedicated to the history and transmission of the Scriptures. It served as a great apologetic to the veracity and historical integrity of the Bible. The trip was a delightful blessing … More The Museum of the Bible
William Cowper (pronounced “Cooper”) wrote many hymns. A couple of them include favorites like O for a Closer Walk with God or There Is a Fountain Filled with Blood. But if you didn’t know, Cowper’s life was filled with great tragedy and personal depression. His life serves as encouragement for us as believers who may … More Sadness and Singing: The Life of William Cowper
Today’s Watson Wednesday is from section 13 from The Godly Man’s Picture by Thomas Watson. This portion is called “The Vileness of Hypocrisy.” The Lord would have no leaven offered up in sacrifice; leaven typified hypocrisy (Luke 12:1). The hypocrite does the devil double service; under the visor of piety, he can sin more and … More WW: The Vileness of Hypocrisy
Bears are dangerous and they can kill you. There are times where our issues in life can look like metaphorical bears that desire to devour us as men. The initial reaction is to run and flee. But our biblical inclinations as men should be to stand and to kill the bear. Our men’s ministry is … More How to Kill a Bear: Demonstrating Biblical Manhood
Awhile ago I wrote a post on the dying breed of the pastor-theologian. I’d like to continue that theme and start a “Dying Breed” series. The purpose of the series is not to call out or unlovingly poke fun at the western church’s weak spots, but to call attention to much needed areas of improvement. … More A Dying Breed: The Serving Churchman
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