“Do you have bloody hands or a bleeding heart?” While preparing for a small-group lesson on the touchy issue of abortion, I tried to ingest as many articles and books on the topic as I could. This thirty-page, eight-chapter publication … Continue reading
I’m pretty sure the term “Modern Classic” was made for a book like Orson Scott Cards’ Ender’s Game, and it’s a wonder it hasn’t made it to more “100 Must-Read” lists. This book was supposed to be on our 2018 … Continue reading
Barbara and I have had adventures that left our hearts soaring or crunched. Our minds have been constantly challenged as we’ve learned of different peoples and philosophies until we thought we could hold no more. And yet we are not … Continue reading
“We ought to begin our quiet time with the heartfelt prayer, ‘Lord, You must enable me to worship You and commune with You today. Without You my mind is dead and my heart is stone.’” (Jerry Bridges, True Fellowship, 41) … Continue reading
“Rediscovering God’s Principles for Discipling Nations.” This book intrigued me from the very beginning, because I have been going through a time recently of desiring to study more from the Old Testament in order to back up what I have … Continue reading
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The Reformation to the Present Day During my first church history course, I found my textbook, Justo Gonzalez’s first volume of The Story of Christianity so enthralling that I actually found myself at times forgetting that it was a history … Continue reading
With the wisdom and precision I’ve come to expect from R.C. Sproul, The Holiness of God offers a broad, panoramic view of this, God’s most supreme attribute. Beginning with his own introduction to this holiness and a discussion of how … Continue reading
