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It appears that there are systemic issues within the secular humanist philosophy that prevent meaningful community from developing, and thus prevent secular humanism from accomplishing it’s stated purpose.
Alone Together: A Critique of Secular Humanism Read More »
When we come to Christ, we are trading in the law of sin and death that resides inside of us (Romans 7:23), and trading it in for what James calls “the perfect law, the law of liberty” (James 1:25).
No, Christian, You Were Not Set Free From the Law Read More »
I never met him, but I can’t quit thinking about the tragedy of it all. I had followed Jarrid for a few years on social media, had some brief interactions with him online, and was encouraged by his ministry and message. He was a constant advocate for those who struggled with mental health issues and
A Few Thoughts Regarding the Death of Jarrid Wilson Read More »
Every Christian man hopes to find the perfect wife: a wife that loves the Lord, loves the church, supports her husband in his ministry, serves her family well, nurtures her children, respects her husband’s leadership, and is drop-dead gorgeous. This is the kind of woman that every man dreams of, or at least, the kind
Why My Wife is Not the Girl of My Dreams Read More »
Preacher, when you are in the midst of trial, suffering, and hardship, consider that perhaps your greatest prayer could be for boldness to preach the mystery of the Gospel.
Preaching Boldly, As We Ought Read More »
