Monthly Archives: January 2006

It’s always interesting to try and see things objectively. We claim an objective stance, often, but rarely do we actually succeed in holding such a position. One of the areas in which we humans are least objective is that of … Continue reading →

One of the interesting aspects of life is following the passage of time. I don’t know if you’re like me, but I struggle to stay on top of the current date. Yes, I’m that bad. I often don’t know what … Continue reading →

I’m in between series right now and so am taking a few days to spotlight interesting things. Today’s interesting thing is the Together for the Gospel blog. For those who don’t know, Together for the Gospel is a conference sponsored … Continue reading →

There is a natural tendency in America to unobstructedly believe the experts. To make up our minds, we need know little save what the PhD’s tell us to think. There is obvious good and bad in such a tendency. It’s … Continue reading →

Hello from the road, everybody. I’m currently in South Carolina on a recreational tour of this most interesting, and warm, state. Posting will be a bit sporadic this week. It will resume en force next week. No series for the … Continue reading →

Better than an altar call in which someone makes a one-time decision and then puts their trust in that decision for the rest of their life is the simple proclamation of the gospel and subsequent exhortation to all to believe … Continue reading →