Martyn Lloyd-Jones once observed, “Sometimes half our trouble is that we listen to ourselves far too much when we should be talking to ourselves.” In this blog, we explore the idea of talking ourselves into faith.
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Dealing with the detritus of a turbulent heart in a tempestuous world….
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What is wisdom, and where can it be found?
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Are you a judgmental person? Read on…
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When the clouds of trial overshadow your path, remember, Christian, they are in good hands.
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What is the goal of Christian ministry? What are we trying to accomplish at Christ Covenant Church?
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You should listen to yourself talk; God does and for at least four reasons…
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How to love the person looking back at you in the morning…
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What does it look like to come to the Lord’s table in a worthy manner?
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The text of my address from the Erskine College and Seminary Graduation (2021)
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Another blog reflecting. upon God’s undeniably emotive self-revelation and the doctrine of divine impassibility (God is without body, parts, or passions)….
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Here is the text of a recent sermon, I preached at Presbytery….
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Who is the “weaker brother>” And why does Paul him weak?
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In today’s devotional we ask an all important question: How is our conscience? Or put another way: How is our soul doing with God? Is it raising any particular area of alarm? If it is, we need to get after it. Ignoring such a voice is neither safe nor sound behavior! Ask Luther...
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Does God have feelings, emotions, and affections? This question has engaged the finest minds of Christendom for 2000 years. How might you answer this question?
In this blog, see how the focus lands on a question—the blasphemous question that King Nebuchadnezzar asks: “And who is the god who will deliver you out of my hands?”
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The first of a series of articles outline the historical, philosophical, and textual credibility of the Bible.
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