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The disease of sin is both deadly and subtle. How often do we go about in our daily affairs without realizing its hidden presence in the ongoing battle of the Spirit and the flesh (Galatians 5:17)? The subtlety of our … Continue reading →

Rarely do we ever see genuine Christianity being given the time of day within our modern, sensationalistic media. If a man is a cult leader, a theological innovator, or a madman – then he is given “the microphone” and is … Continue reading →

The Apostle John’s interlude of encouragement, found in 1 John 2:12-14, is remarkable. There, he addresses all layers of the church’s population, beginning with a general address to the whole church [little children], then directing his comments to the elderly … Continue reading →

As one who prays regularly for those in governing authority, I offer the following Solemn and Sincere Warning to our President: Barak Obama: As a NC resident, I consider yesterday’s Marriage Amendment victory as a bitter sweet one. Though I … Continue reading →

I remain incredulous concerning the judgmental frenzy which surrounds the case concerning Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman. I won’t recount the details of the case here, but must say that if you haven’t heard of the story concerning the death … Continue reading →

Psalm 116:15 Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of His godly ones. This afternoon I received word that our dear brother in Christ, Chris Drager, passed away from this life into glory. When I received this … Continue reading →

Whenever we loose the anchor of Holy Writ, we naturally drift into the dangerous waters of manmade "wisdom." In the worst of all cases, this leads to the shipwrecking of one’s faith (1 Timothy 1:18-20). Because the believer lives in … Continue reading →

Because there is nothing that is new under the sun (Ecclesiastes 1:9-10), we can readily expect to see a kind of perpetual rerun of human history, generation after generation. A careful review of the writing of any historian clearly bears … Continue reading →

In the appendix of Altar to an Unknown Love, I address MacDonald’s and Lewis’ generational influences regarding the use of language. Neither man was well disciplined in the use of scriptural language, and those who reproduce their teachings tend to … Continue reading →

In the previous post, I highlighted the faithfulness of Jerome of Prague whose endurance in the Gospel brought him through many trials and tribulations, leading to his eventual martyrdom at the hands of the religious majority. As a follow-up to … Continue reading →