Outside of the day I accepted Christ and the day I said “I do” to my wife, the two most significant and precious days of my life have been the births of my two kids. Watching those helpless babies emerge and holding them in your arms is a truly incredible feeling. I got to watch […]
Following in the Footsteps of Faith, Part 7: Can We Trust God? (Genesis 15) Read More »
I want to give credit where credit is due. Much of this material is modified from an address given by Voddie Baucham at a pastors’ conference I attended a few months ago. It was a powerful message, and one that all Christians should take to heart. The ability to defend the Christian faith from attack
Can Any Christian Defend His Faith, or Is Apologetics Only for the Academic Elite? Read More »
I’m not a huge “gun” guy. Okay, I said it. And every member of my congregation just unfriended me on Facebook. Now, don’t get me wrong. I am NOT “anti-gun.” Not at all. I believe firmly in the constitutional right to bear arms (how far someone can go and still possess “arms” and what someone
This is one of those blog posts that usually would be posted by what my wife refers to as “Mommy-bloggers.” There is a reason for that. My wife takes pictures (usually a staple item for a post about a family visit anywhere). I sort of stink at the picture thing. Moms have ways of describing
Christmastown and a Great Night out as a Family Read More »
For decades there has been a battle in the theological world over how the text of Genesis 1-11 relates to claims made by many within the scientific community. Did God create the world and everything in it is six literal twenty-four hour days? Was the flood global or local? How old is the earth? Why
Does the Age of the Earth Matter? A Review of Coming to Grips with Genesis Read More »
