Destroyed for Lack of Knowledge
“My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.” – Hosea 4:6 Knowledge is power, so they say. When...
Read More“My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.” – Hosea 4:6 Knowledge is power, so they say. When...
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Read MoreI played Donkey Basketball one time. After that experience, I can say I have firsthand...
Read MoreI can’t really document the dates so well, but I think most will generally agree that at the...
Read MoreA typical atheist mantra seems to be something along the lines, “God doesn’t exist and...
Read MoreSale Info. Beginning today my second book, Before the Throne: Reflections on God’s Holiness...
Read MoreA familiar ding of the phone went off. (That’s right, I still walk around with my cellular...
Read MoreLast time, we saw that Satan tempts us in doubting God’s Word and downplaying the...
Read MoreSatan takes God’s Word and he twists it and he downplays the consequences for disobeying it, and he downplays the consequences for sin. The famous RG Lee quote is pertinent here: “Sin will take you farther than you want to go, keep you longer than you want to stay, and cost you more than you want to pay.”
Read MoreOlder generations like to make fun of all the selfies millennials take, and to an extent, that’s warranted. However, the selfie generation in America was here much earlier than the 1980s. The god of self didn’t come along with the iPhone. The iPhone is a fruit of idol worship, not the root of it.
The key attribute of the god of self is autonomy. Essentially autonomony means that “I get to do what I want because I am me. There is no one more important than me. In fact, you can’t spell awesome without ME” (I know, Taylor Swift song reference).
Read MoreWhat a travesty when local churches are reckless with their doctrinal commitments, soteriological practices, commitment to the Scriptures, worship practices, and church leadership structure all because things are seemingly going “good.” Too many churches take confidence in current worship attendance numbers, weekly offerings, or baptism rates in order to justify practices that are setting up future generations to be taken captive by Babylon, thinking “Why not, if there will be peace and security in my days?”
Read MoreA Parable Once upon a time, there was a mother with 7 sons. She loved her boys very much and they...
Read More*The following is an adapted excerpt from Before the Throne: Reflections on God’s Holiness by...
Read MoreGod put the helpless Man to sleep and opened up his side A promise old, intent to keep, to give...
Read More*The following is an adapted excerpt from Before the Throne: Reflections on God’s Holiness by...
Read MoreThere have been quite a few famous speeches in the course of human history. Winston Churchill and...
Read MoreOur church has slowly been making its way through Genesis 1–11 on Sunday mornings. It has been so...
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Read MoreOne of the things I got to do over the Summer of 2019 was read David Steele’s new book The...
Read MoreSometimes I like to smell books. I’m a weirdo, I know. My wife makes fun of me for it....
Read MoreI love books. I love buying books. I love reading books. I know books aren’t for everyone,...
Read MoreI remember a few months after my first son was born that I was going to school 40 hours a week (I...
Read MoreWe’ve been walking through Genesis 1-11 in our Sunday morning sermon series at Perryville...
Read MoreIf you’re not a careful reader of Scripture you may have never noticed what Paul says to the...
Read MoreNot all of the kings of Judah were good kings. In fact, most of the kings of Judah were not good...
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