Knowing God through Suffering: Introduction, Part 1
“So, this is it. This is how I’m going to die,” I thought as I kneeled over the toilet in my underwear, waves of pain slamming my stomach. For the sixth time in two weeks I was experiencing unbearable pain, caused by the lemon-size tumor in my small bowel. What I...
My Top 10 Reads of 2020
2020 was perhaps the best year of reading I can remember since 1980 when I was fourteen and read twenty Louis L’Amour books and the Hobbit for the first time. Not all these books were released in 2020, but these were my favorites (in no particular order). ...
If I am Guilty for Who I Am, the Gospel Is of No Benefit
This post is not going to go the way you think it will, so please read to the end. If I am guilty of something merely because I am white, there is no redemption for me. I cannot stop being white. White Guilt Now, I know that those who use the phrase “white guilt”...
Social Disorder Is Often the Occasion for God’s Reformation of the Church
The Cornona virus has brought social disruption on the scale only rivaled by wars and terrorist attacks. It can be for Christians a great temptation to panic and retreat from society, and to circle the wagons to wait out the attack so we can get back to our normal,...