Divine Satisfaction

This past month I had the privilege of reading “The Astonishing Adventures of Missionary Max” as part of our pastoral staff’s ongoing reading program (read a book each month and write a review).  The following is my review of author/missionary … Continue reading →

In November I had the privilege of (re)reading the book “After Darkness, Light”.  The ten chapters of the book cover the distinctives of Reformed theology (5 Sola’s and 5 points of Calvinism).  Each chapter is written by a different author … Continue reading →

Ok, before I post my thoughts on Christian liberty in the alcohol department, let me give you two assignments.  The first is this article, Christians and Alcohol, by Tim Challies that sparked quite a discussion when I linked it on Facebook.  The … Continue reading →

(Note:  Helpful links at the bottom of the post) On October 10, 1821, a 29-year-old lawyer Charles Finney went out into the woods to find God.  He said “I will give my heart to God, or I will never come … Continue reading →

A while ago I read a book aptly named “Adventures in Missing the Point”.  I say “aptly named” because the whole book seemed to be a big adventure missing the basic points of Scripture and replacing it with man-made theology/concerns. … Continue reading →

Have you ever had a hard time… Oh…wait…someone just posted something on Facebook! Reminds me of this scene: But yet how many times a day do I do the equivalent of “Jesus, I love you, thank you for your grace and your…..FACEBOOK! … Continue reading →