A Fortunate Fall…
No, this isn’t about a bike crash, or even my wife’s recently broken ribs. Those things are never so fortunate as this, if anyone could find any blessings in them… Read more »
Category: Christianity
Vanity?
“Besides being wise, the Preacher also taught the people knowledge, weighing and studying and arranging many proverbs with great care. The Preacher sought to find words of delight, and uprightly he wrote… Read more »
A Love better than Life
1 O God, you are my God; earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you;my flesh faints for you, as in a dry and weary land where there is no water.2 So I have looked… Read more »
The Man on the Middle Cross
I’ve long been a fan of Alistair Begg’s preaching and have said so here before. Even if you can’t follow along with the theology, the Scottish accent itself is soothing…. Read more »
Required Reading
I’ve been struggling a bit lately. I’ve taken to reading through posts on X and I’m caught between whether to keep going or to delete my account entirely (which is… Read more »
Angry at the World
My brother-in-law died yesterday. We weren’t particularly close…well, not close at all. But still… I have memories. It’s interesting how they come back when you’re standing in a hospital room… Read more »
It’s Worse than he Thinks
“It has been said that parties are a reflection of those they represent and that we get the leaders we deserve. We need to come to terms with the hard… Read more »
Beware the Killer Robots
I recently listened to a fascinating episode of NY Times’ “The Daily” podcast – “The Era of Killer Robots is Here,” and I think you should too…and ponder. The story… Read more »
Speak…then get out of the way
When I was a child, our family had a Children’s Bible. My siblings might remember it. I certainly do, and two of its stories in particular — those of Samson… Read more »
Random Church Thoughts
I’m a note-taker. Not that I refer back to them very often (usually only when I have to write a report justifying my reason to be there in the first… Read more »