Humility is Actually an Option
I think a whole lot of us are going about this the wrong way. One look around should tell us. As we drift from any kind of standard for us… Read more »
Category: Christianity
Uncomfortable
My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. Hosea 4:6 This morning I read the Old Testament book of the prophet Hosea. We know most of the big ones –… Read more »
Recommendation: White Horse Inn
I remember early in my Christian life stumbling upon a radio show called “the White Horse Inn.” This had to be nearly 20 years ago. It was on Saturdays where… Read more »
Reverse Engineering
I was talking to a friend about the value of the Catechisms (mainly Heidelberg and Westminster) and it came to me to turn them into something like an open-book test…. Read more »
Women of Worth
I remember a time a while back when I was teaching a group through Paul’s letter to the Ephesian church, and we came upon Chapter 5. I knew I had… Read more »
Recommendation: Indelible Grace Music
Some years back, a group of musicians formed in Nashville with the purpose of bringing back old hymns through new music. I’ve listened to a lot of their music and… Read more »
Putting in the Hard Work
As you may already know from what I’ve written here, I’m a big fan of reading the Bible, and that kind of talk might lead some to a point of… Read more »
No Guarantees
I’m clipping right along in my straight-through reading of the Bible this time around. January is not even over and I’m going to finish Job tonight. But let’s take a… Read more »
The Benefits of Continuity
I’ve mentioned here my approach to reading the Bible this time through, and the practicality of my decision is paying off in ways I hadn’t really expected. This morning I… Read more »
Read It. Get it?
I have to admit, I’m not a huge fan of the Old Testament. No slight to God here. I guess you could say I get through the Old so I… Read more »