Author Archives: miykaeljb

Odd, strange and disturbing news is everywhere. As the weeks go by, I find myself collecting a series of news items and internet tidbits that are odd, strange or simply out of line. Hence, I will periodically offer them up … Continue reading →

~Gleaning Light from the Luminaries of the Past~ Proverbs 19:20: Listen to advice and accept instruction, that you may gain wisdom in the future (ESV). John Bunyan faced a great deal of opposition as a non-conformist preacher in 17th century … Continue reading →

In this last post for The Quest for Biblical Blogging I wish to address the very touchy subjects of humor, sarcasm and strong language; at least to the extent that I might be able to in a short weblog post! … Continue reading →

The original post entitled “The Quest for Biblical Blogging” was one which embraced a very convergent and simple thought, and it is this: whatever we say or do, let all be done to the glory of God. Well that’s easy … Continue reading →

In addition to the Post 1920 weekly entries, there will be periodic posts dealing with the important subject of family worship. These will be called “Armour for Family Worship.” Let me explain the nature and purpose of this series to … Continue reading →

~Gleaning Light from the Luminaries of the Past~ Proverbs 19:20: Listen to advice and accept instruction, that you may gain wisdom in the future (ESV). One feature that I will include in The Armoury will be a series of weekly … Continue reading →

This is a post that I feel very compelled to write. Its importance is of such a level that I will probably include it in my “Rules for this Weblog” page. But before I get into the main substance of … Continue reading →

The following article will appear (Lord willing) in the Winston-Salem Journal in their “Message of the Week,” Friday December 30th. It is both an exhortation to believers and it is a call to non-Christians to look to the Savior for … Continue reading →

This Christmas hymn is simply one of my favorites. It asks the question that must be answered, but is often ignored. Clearly, there is a lot of mere religion involved with this holiday season, but as believers we need to … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago Deacon Burnie Little shared some thoughts with me about the recent news concerning those churches that are closing on December 25th. I thought that his insights were very profitable and had asked him to consider writing … Continue reading →