“The church at large, not only the church at Corinth, never has learnt, and never can learn, this truth in such a way as to be beyond the danger of … Continue reading
“Wherever authentic, joyful confidence in Christ diminishes, regulations will increase to preserve what once the power of Christ had created.” – John Piper from “Flesh Tanks and Peashooter Regulations.”
The Ascension is something I have heard precious little about in the preaching and teaching of the church. Below is a masterful exposition of Luke 24:50-53 on the event and … Continue reading
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zNEMUZUZhY
“Jesus, Thank You” by Sovereign Grace Music, led by Bob Kauflin.
I’m a fan of country music. Yes, I am. I enjoy both the old true country and the new pop country. I heard a little quip the other day though, … Continue reading
“The first Adam was tested in the God-blessed garden and fell. The second Adam was tested in the God-cursed desert, and won.” – Russell Moore, Tempted and Tried
I learn slow. Some have thought me smart but while I may have the appearance of intelligence indeed the finer elements of wisdom have long and often escaped me. At … Continue reading
You probably read the title and thought I wanted to advise a healthy skepticism or critical thinking. And you’d be right, I do, but not in the sense you are … Continue reading
I don’t know why but I think the word fritter is cool. It rolls off the tongue and sounds weird. It almost has a trill to it. And it’s a … Continue reading
One of the cool things about my new theme at WordPress.com is that it works great on your phone. The website will sense that you are connecting mobile and fit … Continue reading
I’ve blogged intermittently for several years. I have few readers. Oh, well. Anyways, the most read post ever of all the wise and smart things I’ve had to say is … Continue reading
OK. Booksmoore is coming back. I’ve given it a slight facelift and moved some things around a bit. I’m simplifying it. Few pictures. The focus is on content, hopefully good … Continue reading