A lesson from Church History
I’ve been reading Church History in Plain Language in attempts to fill in the gaps between Acts and, well, the Protestant Reformation. The other day I read something about Augustine that I really hit...
View ArticleChurch History in Plain Language, in Review
I’ve never really liked history. It was boring in high school, and the one college history class I’ve taken made me almost suicidal. It’s always “so and so did this on that date” and “these people...
View ArticleDeath By Love
Have you ever felt that you are too far away from God? Have you ever felt like you have done so much wrong that there isn’t a way you can make up for it? Have you ever felt worthless because … Continue...
View ArticleGospel Wakefulness: Engaging the Heart
I’ve been reading Gospel Wakefulness by Jared C. Wilson lately and have definitely found this book both challenging and encouraging. Wilson’s desire to see the glory of God and beauty of Jesus manifest...
View ArticleGospel Wakefulness: Engaging the Heart – part 2
Yesterday, I shared a portion of Gospel Wakefulness that really hit home with me. Today, I have some further reflections on yesterday’s topic. The reason why what Wilson wrote in Gospel Wakefulness hit...
View ArticleGod is Bigger than Theology
I was talking with a friend the other day about Theology and life and giving grace for those who differ in Theological beliefs and it struck me that I’m somewhat of a paradox. I grew up in the...
View ArticleChrist is King
I spent part of my work day multi-tasking between working and listening to Tim Keller speak at The Gospel Coalition conference. During his message today, he mentioned that Americans have completely...
View ArticleMust Reads 08/16/2013
Well, it’s the end of the week and time to share some blogs that I’ve read over the past week. It is my joy to share them with you, and I pray that God moves in you as He did … Continue reading →
View ArticleGospel Repentance
It’s easy to forget what the whole of Christian life is really about. We are so prone to make much of ourselves, and to pursue our own comfort and happiness. This fits in so well with the American...
View ArticleConstant Vigilance
A couple weeks ago I wrote about Pursuing Joy and my need for repentance in this area. After a week of thinking about the best way to go about finding time to study and still be faithful to my family …...
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