Every Christian Engaged, Every Idol Challenged
the LORD and his Anointed
*Published yesterday in the Tuscola County Advertiser* I love the book of Psalms. I love how rich it is in imagery. It's a
Which Person Do You Want to Be?
*Published today in the Tuscola County Advertiser* Take a moment and read Psalm 1. The Psalmist paints a picture for us regarding
church discipline
“There are at least three purposes of [church] discipline. The first is to restore a sinning believer (Matt. 18:15; 1 Cor. 5:5;
Space, Time and Jesus
"If the Temple was the space in which God's sphere and the human sphere met, the sabbath was the time when God's
The Implications of the Gospel, Part 4
(originally published in our local newspaper on 2/1/12) We’ve thus far defined the gospel, talked about its cosmic implications, and last week showed one
The Implications of the Gospel, Part 3
(originally published in our local newspaper on 1/25/12) Last time we looked at the “big picture” implication of the gospel message. And
The Implications of the Gospel, Part 2
Last week we explored the definition of the gospel in 1 Corinthians 15. There are many other passages we could look to
The Implications of the Gospel, Part 1
(From my article in the local paper last week.) If there’s something I’ve learned about faith, Jesus and Christianity it is this:
the gospel and sanctification
"If we would be sanctified, our course is clear and plain--we must begin with Christ. We must go to Him as sinners,
farming and contexts.
Yesterday’s sermon was from Mark 4:1-34, and while a familiar passage to many, still one that should be revisited from time-to-time. The