Little Women — Movie Review
Little Women, a modern adaptation of the classic Louisa May Alcott story opens in theaters,...
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Author: Michael Coughlin
Unintended Consequences
In one of the early releases of iOS 11.0.1, Apple introduced a feature to iPhones called Do Not...
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Little Women – Movie Ticket Giveaway
We have some exciting news. One providentially blessed reader will receive 2 free tickets via (1)...
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A 9/11 Survivor Tells Her Story
September 11, 2001 is a day many people will never forget. My friend Angela Braxton was in one of the buildings that was crashed into that day and survived the tragedy.
At the time she nearly died from the events of 9/11, she was a non-believer abiding in the wrath of almighty God. But God has different plans for her.
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Do People Who Commit Suicide Go To Hell?
“What is the Reformed Baptist view regarding those who commit suicide?” This question...
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Difficult Husband…
A question came in from a reader: Hi Michael, I just read the post “An Open Letter to Brothers.” I...
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The Fruit of the Womb a Reward…for Whom?
Greetings. I do hope you are enjoying our regular Saturday feature: pSaturday Psalms! Psalm 127 is...
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Bread and Butter
There was a farmer who sold a pound of butter to a baker. One day the baker decided to weigh the...
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Quick Thoughts on Greetings
Why does the Holy Spirit tell us to greet one another throughout the New Testament? I believe that...
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Open Letter to Brothers
A post came across my feed last week, and I appreciate the courage to post something like this. It...
Read MoreOn Providence
With an incomprehensible God, the human mind will forever fall short of absolute understanding of His works and His being. One of the ways God is understood is through an understanding of how He interacts with His creation....
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Who’s the Weaker Brother, Here?
The Premise Are those who are in opposition to the current SJWCROWD rhetoric concerning racism...
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Review: John Huss, The Goose
“Before Martin Luther there was John Huss, the Bohemian Goose whose gospel preaching set his...
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Praise Yahweh (the LORD) – Psalm 117
God has provided us with His Word that we might know Him and praise Him. Psalm 117 is the shortest...
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A Little Reminder – We Talk Too
Here is a reminder that as part of the Things Above Us Network (TAU Network), we have a couple...
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When the Honeymoon is Over
I assume everyone reading this blog is already familiar with the phrase ‘the honeymoon is...
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Everyone is an Evangelist
Christianity seems to be marked by a divide between people who actively evangelize and those who...
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Review: Lemuel Haynes, The Black Puritan
Christian biographies are some of the most enjoyable books to read, in my opinion. I love to hear...
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Ministry Update – College Football
On the 25th of June, 2018, the Lord Jesus Christ granted me an opportunity to preach the Word to a...
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Help a Brother Out – An Exhortation to Christian Drinkers
Christians have a variety of opinions on alcohol use. For this post, we are going to work out from...
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When Comparisons Fail
June 22, 2018: White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was refused service at a...
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Christian, Stop Saying You’re Sorry
One of the core tenets of Christianity is the forgiveness of sins (Luke 24:47; Colossians 1:14)....
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Finding the Gospel in the NBA Finals
Start Here The NBA Finals are upon us again. For the 8th straight year Lebron James leads a team...
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A Guide to Family Worship
I did not grow up in a Christian family, so family worship was not something that was modeled for...
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Making the Best Use of the Time
The Will of the Lord In Ephesians 5:16, Paul instructs the church to make the best use of the time...
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