I see three possibilities in America: 1. There are none. Each should be able to do whatever their religion or worldview suggests. This would mean … What are the limits of Religious Liberty?Read more
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GCB: Good Christian _______?
If you haven’t seen the latest show causing a stir on the internet, you certainly have not missed anything edifying. I watched about half of … GCB: Good Christian _______?Read more
Posted inMarriage and Family / Theology and Practice
Table of Duties: Parents and Children
This year for Lenten Services I am preaching through the Table of Duties. Here is the first sermon in that series. Parents and Children. Children … Table of Duties: Parents and ChildrenRead more
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Cross-Planking: John 3:16
Below is an article I wrote which was published in Higher Things magazine. To my great joy, someone has taken up the suggestion and given … Cross-Planking: John 3:16Read more
Posted inMarriage and Family / Sexuality / Theology and Practice
Abstinence is Realistic
I was watching an interview on Fox News about a week ago. It was about the Birth Control mandate and the Georgetown Law student who … Abstinence is RealisticRead more
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Brief is the joy, lasting the bitterness.
The world says of marriage, “Brief is the joy, lasting the bitterness.†Let them say what they please; what God wills and creates is bound … Brief is the joy, lasting the bitterness.Read more
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Affinity with Rome?
I understand it. Most of our protestant friends have departed very far from the historical practice of the Christian faith. They also deny the very … Affinity with Rome?Read more
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Whom You Trust
I know whom you trust even though I do not know you. You trust those who are trustworthy. Oh you may love others and pine … Whom You TrustRead more
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Love. Hate. Lent.
There are those who love Lent, a lot. They glory in anything drab and somber. They love being sad, depressed, put under the thumb. The … Love. Hate. Lent.Read more
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The History of Hallelujah
Today is in most of our churches the last day to sound our hallelujahs before Lent begins. Before we bury them, let pause to reflect … The History of HallelujahRead more