is just around the corner (2.26-2.27 at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY). This promises to be a great conference. The slate of speakers alone is quite impressive, but the topic for me is one that is particularly close to my heart. My wife and I are planning on going. If you have…
From Dr. Mohler (President of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY)
This is really an amazing video – here’s the link.
This conversation was between the aforementioned 86 yr old pastor and Pastor Mark Driscoll. Here is the brief, but important word this man had to say: I was recently visiting a friend who pastors another church and he introduced me to an older pastor who has encouraged him for many years. This eighty-six-year-old preacher had lots…
Here is the entirety of Dr. Whitney’s article. Read, enjoy, reflect and then purpose to do…whatever it is you believe God might have you do. Once, when the people of God had become careless in their relationship with Him, the Lord rebuked them through the prophet Haggai. “Consider your ways!” (Haggai 1:5) he declared, urging…
Similar to another post I submitted several days go concerning a book-review entitled Family Feuds: How to Respond by Tim Lane, Dr. Moore shares some additional insight on what “followers of Jesus ought to remember, especially if you’ve got a difficult extended family situation.”
Today I preached my first “official” sermon at Oak Park Baptist Church (or OPBC as some call it). I preached on Hebrews 10:1-10. Though it wasn’t your typical Christmas sermon, I believe (at least I hope so!) it communicated what we need to be about this Christmas and that is simply the work and person of…
This is a good word by a good friend of mine Dr. Brandon Shields on how dads can make the most of Christmas – thanks Brandon.
I have seen this commercials several times and thought to myself “that seems to be a pretty description of what Paul says in II Corinthians 5:17 where he states we are a new creation?” Watch the commercial and tell me what you think.
Not sure what your Christmas time with family will look like this year, but undoubtedly yours will be pretty similar to mine: the reading of Luke 2, so as to redirect our hearts and focus on the true meaning of Christmas, the opening of countless gifts, possibly the singing of songs, and of course the fat-free,…
Theology Along the Way 