How do we approach God?
The Place of God
Letting Go
Abraham learns that a God who does not change requires a man to be willing to change if he expects to walk with God.
Behold the Man
The heading in my Bible says, "Present woes and future hopes." Lamentations 3 sees clearly through tears to a Man whose work is not yet fully realized.
Fireside: Deeper Meaning Implied
Some people derive moral lessons from works of fiction. But these lessons are tertiary at best, and sometimes a head-scratching stretch of what they actually meant.
Ecclesiastes 8: Knowledge and the King
We are introduced to the only One who not only has knowledge of all things, but says, "I kill, and I make alive." We will see that life is all about knowing Him.
The Row By The Fence
An original poem on the theme of the survival of faith in a family.
“Thus Saith The Lord”
An example of how the Bible ought to fill out the preacher's sermon.
The Strategy That Spoiled A Nation
How the west should have been won.
Ecclesiastes 7: Better Beliefs
Solomon reaches a turning point in his examination of life. In this point of his sermon, he looks to something better.
Fireside: Feed Sheep; Catch Fish
Of all the similitudes of being a follower of Jesus, these two are the most well-known, and yet the most divergent. One picture is the shepherd, the other, the fisherman.
