The Desires of Your Heart.
*Published today in the Tuscola County Advertiser* There are plenty of Scripture verses that are often abused and misused. Theologians call it
*Published today in the Tuscola County Advertiser* There are plenty of Scripture verses that are often abused and misused. Theologians call it
*Published in the Advertiser today.* One of the most famous passages of Scripture is found in Psalm 23. It is often used
Psalm 8 is a wonderful chapter that contains only nine short verses. The writer, presumably the Israelite King David, begins this way:
*Published yesterday in the Tuscola County Advertiser* I love the book of Psalms. I love how rich it is in imagery. It's a
*Published today in the Tuscola County Advertiser* Take a moment and read Psalm 1. The Psalmist paints a picture for us regarding
"If the Temple was the space in which God's sphere and the human sphere met, the sabbath was the time when God's
(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
(originally published in our local newspaper on 1/25/12) Last time we looked at the “big picture” implication of the gospel message. And
Last week we explored the definition of the gospel in 1 Corinthians 15. There are many other passages we could look to
(From my article in the local paper last week.) If there’s something I’ve learned about faith, Jesus and Christianity it is this: