My soul clings to you,Your right hand upholds me.
Smelly Dead
When I see the druggie, the alcoholic, the murderer, the person who is down and out, the person steeped in sexual immorality, the racist, the poor, the homeless, the sick,…
Our mouths will be silent
On judgment day, those who are not in Jesus will be condemned according to their deeds into eternal punishment away from the Kingdom of God. And in that day, the…
Holding onto our world
It is in our nature to hold on to our world view or to be conformed to the world’s viewpoint. “Worldly wisdom” becomes our refuge for it doesn’t call us…
I WOULD HAVE STONED JESUS
There is a song I relate to, that exposes me for who I am. It has these lines in it . . . Behold the man upon a cross, My…
The Outsider
When I was overseas, I was told what to expect about the culture I was entering. Although it was helpful, what I heard was from the perspective of an outsider,…
The Gospel is for the believer – Part 6
Its effect on our lives Strong Tower We have seen that Christ saves us and sanctifies us. So how do we respond?. . . By faith. Psalm 121“I lift up…
Engaging our culture in hope
When engaging and confronting our culture, we (as fellow sinners) must patiently exhort in manner that introduces people to Jesus. In this, people will be called both to conviction (as…
Daughters of the King
A few of the men made this for the women in my church this Friday: Daughters of the King, (written by Landon Lewis)For lack of a better word I’ll declareYou…
Our appetites are fickle things
Our appetites cannot contain beauty. Our appetites are fickle things that sway with the prevailing wave, never satisfied and as gaunt as the grave. They harbor selfishness and petty squabbling.…
Why does God’s forgiveness end at death?
In Alex O’Connor’s interview with Cliffe and Stuart Knechtie (Why Does God’s Forgiveness End at Death? – The Knechtles – YouTube), he asks why God’s forgiveness ends at death. Alex…
