The Preaching Killdeer
My Grandparents and I – 2003 Growing up in rural Arkansas I had many opportunities to walk...
Read MoreMy Grandparents and I – 2003 Growing up in rural Arkansas I had many opportunities to walk...
Read MoreJohn Wesley I disagree with Wesley on several important doctrinal points. But consider how he...
Read MoreThe following is an excerpt from my book From Death to Life: How Salvation Works The Reality In...
Read MoreThe Apostle Paul told the Phillippians that his prayer for them was that their love would abound...
Read MoreDavid is guilty of the death of Uriah (2 Samuel 11:15). Although he hadn’t physically touched Uriah’s dead body, there is a sense of uncleanness because of his involvement in Uriah’s death. So when David cries out to the Lord to be purged with hyssop, he is calling on God to cleanse him from his sin. David could have offered more sacrifices than nearly anyone who has ever lived. He was a rich man! But he knew that God delights in “a broken spirit; a broken and contrite heart,” rather than animal sacrifices (Psalm 51:16-17), and certainly hyssop is similarly a prefigurement of something…or Someone.
Read MoreThe Cords of the Wicked Psalms 119:61 Though the cords of the wicked ensnare me, I do not forget...
Read MoreThis series is a group of six letters written by Robert Murray M’Cheyenne contained in The...
Read MoreThis series is a group of six letters written by Robert Murray M’Cheyenne contained in The...
Read MoreFor a long time, Christians have been debating the nature of man’s will (is it free?), the...
Read More“Do you know what your daughter did?” my in-laws asked me. They were clearly quite...
Read MoreBeast mode refers to a state of performing something, especially difficult activities, with...
Read More“I’m homosexual,” Isaac told me, “and I don’t think I could give up...
Read MoreThe photo to the right made its way around the internet and into my email. The gist is clear —...
Read MoreThis week’s pSaturday Psalm comes from Psalm 119:65-72. Psalm 119 is a wonderful psalm that...
Read MoreSeptember 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.
Read More“What is the Reformed Baptist view regarding those who commit suicide?” This question...
Read MoreThere was a farmer who sold a pound of butter to a baker. One day the baker decided to weigh the...
Read MoreWhy does the Holy Spirit tell us to greet one another throughout the New Testament? I believe that...
Read MoreChristians are saved by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone to the glory of God alone....
Read MoreThe Premise Are those who are in opposition to the current SJWCROWD rhetoric concerning racism...
Read MoreGod has provided us with His Word that we might know Him and praise Him. Psalm 117 is the shortest...
Read MoreChristianity seems to be marked by a divide between people who actively evangelize and those who...
Read MoreOne of the core tenets of Christianity is the forgiveness of sins (Luke 24:47; Colossians 1:14)....
Read MoreI consider looseness with words no less of a defect than looseness of the bowels – John...
Read MoreWhat Happens When a Baby Dies? Many folks have argued whether babies go to Heaven for centuries....
Read MoreHow would you go about evangelizing a city? What are some strategic ideas for reaching God’s...
Read MoreThe Lord Jesus Christ blessed us with pleasant weather and friendly crowds at the 2018 Arnold...
Read More(Photo Credit: Stephen J. Melniszyn) I’ve had several people asking me about where I am on...
Read MoreMy wife posted the quote below on Facebook in regard to complaining: If you are a sovereigntist,...
Read MoreColossians 3:1-2 is, in essence, the theme of this blog. [perfectpullquote...
Read MoreIt seems everyone in the conservative evangelical world is trying to think more creatively about...
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