Matthew Henry is most well known for his helpful commentary on the whole Bible. This work has been broadly accepted and useful because of its comprehensiveness and its devotional nature. In the book, Meet the Puritans, Henry was described as “a frail child, yet spiritually robust”. This is a marvelous description of anyone. When physical [...]

In my pride, I thought no one understood my heart as well as I did. But Scripture doesn’t support such a conclusion….Without others’ help to see myself clearly, I’ll listen to my own arguments, believe my own lies, and buy into my own delusions. This quote is from “Humility: True Greatness” by C. J. Mahaney

Here is a sound argument by Dr. Mohler and a writer from the New York Times for Americans to stop watching the news.  He discusses basic truths we were taught when we were young, like not laughing at hurting people and how we have forgotten basic human respect in society.

We had a good funeral yesterday for sweet lady who attended our church. Dad was up for the first time since breaking his leg and did the main part of the service . I did the graveside part of the service. Everything went well until I tried to read 1 Corinthians 15:53 “For this perishable [...]

We often here the phrases, quality time verse quantity time, in the context of parenting. Some will argue that it is not the quantity of time you spend, but rather the quality of time that matters. Quantity of time is easily defined and measured. Quality time is more difficult, but often is measured in terms [...]

I normally don’t get too excited about movies being released. In fact with 3 small children at home, I cannot even remember the last movie I went to see. Chalk that, it was Charlotte’s Webb. Okay, I cannot remember the last non-children’s movie I saw in a theater. I saw the promotional material for this [...]

A pastor friend, who also has a young daughter, sent me this video. We have decided to get vehicles from Suburban before our daughters are allowed to date. Long live the Trunk Monkey!

I was first introduced to Joseph Alleine during my internship under Steve Martin in Fayetteville, GA. There I was encouraged to read and teach through a reprint of his work, An Alarm to the Unconverted, which was re-entitled, Wake Up and Live. This is a wonderful work that has helped many souls to Christ. Upon [...]

This is a picture we took the other day on the way to the church building.  This may have been the most amazing snow I can actually remember.  There was the blizzard of 78, but it is tough to have vivid memories at 4.

We have enjoyed the snow and being able to be together as a family. Here is a picture of yesterday’s trip to the park to sled and play.