Staying Calm in Captivity
If you are a Christian, how are you dealing with the days in which we live? Consider this sermon about Daniel and where our focus should be.
If you are a Christian, how are you dealing with the days in which we live? Consider this sermon about Daniel and where our focus should be.
We are almost through reading through J.C. Ryle’s Expository Thoughts on Mark as a family. Yesterday’s reading was particularly helpful to me personally. I will quote it below and add a few thoughts. So that you can keep it straight I will put my text in blue and leave J.C. Ryle’s as normal. Now when…
There are two key questions we all face:
1.) How can I be made right with God?
2.) How can I know that I am made right with God?
Here is a valuable reminder from John Flavel. I ran across this quote while reading a chapter out of A.W. Pink’s book Gleanings in the Godhead (specifically from the last chapter titled “The Example of Christ”, which I highly recommend). O that in this also the poorest Christians would imitate their Saviour, and learn to…
The following is a powerful and simple reminder of where our joy and rest comes from, God alone. From A.W. Pink: In our last article we followed Jacob as he left his father’s house and commenced his long journey to Padan-aram where lived Laban, his mother’s brother. On his first night out from Beersheba he…
The following sermon is one I got a chance to listen to this week. I highly recommend it as it highlights an important Biblical principle, which convicted me about some things. I jotted down a few notes from the sermon that I thought were worth pointing out: Worship must be regulated by the Word of…
Early in the morning I often hear the [thump] [thump] [thump] of Joshua’s (three-year old) feet across our plywood floors. The thumps grow louder as he gets closer and I try to wake up enough to grab a flashlight and hand it to him. We have a daily routine going where he needs to go…
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Reverend Reggie is a voice of “Jesus” in this turmoil. Thank you for sharing. When we walk through the “fires” we need this calm reassurance of God’s Hand in it.