Principles Over Personalities: Venezuela and the Tribalism Trap
It is difficult to be consistently objective politically in a world that demands we always pick a team. We are […]
It is difficult to be consistently objective politically in a world that demands we always pick a team. We are […]
A paperback version of this book is available here: https://amzn.to/4qEVln1 This book review will be a little different as I […]
Sometimes a great author writes on a subject that doesn’t interest me. But the author covers the uninteresting subject well. […]
[This is an expansion on some thoughts I shared on X earlier today] Recently Kirk Cameron unwisely raised the question […]
ERIC: A Life Forged in Poverty, Built on Love He made a man of himself without a blueprint, and became […]
In 1841, while walking through Canongate Kirkyard in Edinburgh, Charles Dickens noticed a weathered gravestone bearing a curious inscription. The […]
Book Review: Just Friends by Mike Ray and Cary SchmidtJust Friends by Mike Ray and Cary Schmidt is a thoughtful, […]
Recently, I became aware that I had not shared a blessing with others. The blessing? It has been my privilege […]
“And when they were come into the house, they saw the young child with Mary his mother, and fell down, […]
This morning I am preaching from Matthew 13:51-52. I wanted to expand and share one of the points I’m covering […]