The Excuse That Sounds Right
4 May 2026 The word of the Lord comes with precision. “In the second year of King Darius… the word of the Lord came through… Read More »The Excuse That Sounds Right
4 May 2026 The word of the Lord comes with precision. “In the second year of King Darius… the word of the Lord came through… Read More »The Excuse That Sounds Right
2 May 2026 Paul ends where all true theology must end, worship. After speaking of God’s power, God’s wisdom, and God’s gospel, he rises in… Read More »Live for the Glory That Lasts
1 May 2026 It is easy to shrink the Christian life to our own immediate concerns. Work. Family. Bills. Pressures. Yet Paul lifts our eyes… Read More »The Nations Were Always in His Plan
This Sunday, I’ll start preaching through the book of Haggai. And I’m really eager for it. Why Haggai? We have just finished Romans (the whole… Read More »We’re starting a new book this Sunday
30 April 2026 God does not strengthen His people merely so they feel secure. He strengthens them so they obey. Paul says the gospel has… Read More »Strengthened for Obedient Faith
29 April 2026 Some burdens feel too tangled to unravel. A wayward child. A strained marriage. A decision with no clear path. We often fear… Read More »God’s Plan Is Wiser Than Your Fears
The PRIESTHOOD OF ALL BELIEVERS, by which we understand that each Christian has direct access to God through Christ our High Priest, and shares with… Read More »The priesthood of all believers
28 April 2026 We often look for strength in the wrong places. Better habits. More discipline. A stronger will. Yet Paul points us elsewhere. “Now… Read More »Strength Comes Through the Gospel
27 April 2026 Life can feel secure, until suddenly it does not. A phone call changes everything. A doctor’s report unsettles the heart. Financial strain… Read More »Strength for Shaken Souls
25 April 2025 “Timothy, my co-worker, and Lucius, and Jason, and Sosipater, my fellow countrymen, greet you. I, Tertius, who wrote this letter, greet you… Read More »Stand Together, Not Alone