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Evan Jones – Supporting the Cherokees on the Trail of Tears
Evan Jones – Supporting the Cherokees on the Trail of Tears May 26, 1838, was the start of the so-called Trail of Tears, when about 15,000 men, women,…
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The Wounded Shepherd: Is the Pastor Allowed to Grow?
Ask the question another way. Is there such a thing as a pastor who does not need to grow? Is there such a thing as a Christian who…
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The Lord Takes Pleasure in His People
If you’re anything like me you likely have a long prayer list filled with petitions for family, friends, neighbors and church members. It is good and right to…
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The Wounded Shepherd: The Abuse of Unrealistic Expectations
The History of Unrealistic Expectations Placed upon Pastors Throughout the history of the church, pastors have been burdened with expectations that exceed both biblical warrant and human capacity….
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The Wounded Shepherd: When Sheep Bite
It was time for me to leave. When I took the call to a congregational Baptist church four years earlier, I didn’t know that I would soon undergo…
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How Precious to Me Are Your Thoughts, O God!
When you think about God, what comes to mind? The answer is very important. Hopefully, you can say with David, “How precious to me are your thoughts, O…
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Sola Scriptura is Not Solo Scriptura
In understanding the Reformation commitment to Sola Scriptura, it has become increasingly necessary to distinguish this truth from the distorted error of Solo Scriptura – an error…
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My God, In Whom I Trust
Life is filled with twists and turns that trouble us. An evil person may intend us harm. Our home might lie in the pathway of a terrible storm….
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Sola Scriptura & Canon
Earlier this month, a group of art experts in Amsterdam dropped an art world bombshell: “Rijksmuseum Researchers Discover New Painting by Rembrandt van Rijn.” The painting in question,…
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