Agatha Christie, the famous mystery writer of the early 1900s, lived in Sunningdale, England. From an outsider’s perspective, all seemed well until one night she disappeared. Her family and the authorities commenced a search. Several days later, her abandoned and damaged car was discovered in a city about 100 miles away. However, Mrs. Christie was … More The New Year … Coming Back to Gospel Reality
The following is an overview of 1 Corinthians 5 and 6. Perhaps you should skip below and read the text first. My blog-thoughts are not based upon extensive study. I am not going to my commentaries or back into my personal records to look up previous expositions on these two chapters. Today, I am merely meditating … More Excommunication Deserved, but I’m Happy
He sure sounds like a legalist. In Psalm 18, David appears to make some over-the-top righteousness claims. At first glance, he seems to be honoring himself for his brilliant behavior and the fantastic consequences he has earned by his goodness. In hearing these statements, it causes one to wonder how any biblically schooled worshiper could … More A Good Man’s Prayer on Good Friday
