Category: Christian Living
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Let It Be Said of Us
There she stands in ragged clothes and pleads for money. People pass her by. People ridicule and mock her for living on the streets. Very few passers by asked her about her story. They simply walked away in scorn. But you see, everyone has a story. She was a single mother and victim of domestic […]
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Puritan Spirituality in The Valley of Vision
In my last post I shared who influenced me to read and enjoy Puritan writings. In this post I will share why I enjoy reading the Puritans. Arthur Bennett provides us with a helpful glance into Puritan prayers and devotion in his work The Valley of Vision. Who is Arthur Bennett? Arthur Bennet was born on […]
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Who influenced me to read the Puritans?
Within the past year I have developed an appreciation for Puritan spirituality, due to its emphasis on Christ and the Word. I began reading Puritan writings in Dr. Barry Raper’s course Reading the Pastoral Classics at Welch College. Several other mentors have encouraged my reading of the Puritans. In this post I will briefly highly my exposure to […]
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Why is the Gospel Good News?
We are all oriented toward sin rather than righteousness as a result of the Fall. We all have temptations but we do not nor should we act on every temptation we face. Only through the Good News of Jesus can we overcome these many temptations we face.
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Shackled Under Condemnation’s Chains
I didn’t know Dr. John Gibson, but I relate to his struggle. We are released from condemnation.
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Following Bonhoeffer’s Example of Genuine Love
Recently I began reading Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy by Eric Metaxas.[1] Thus far my reading has proven beneficial. As I read over the next few weeks I hope to share a few gleanings with you. Today’s post concerns the issue of genuine love, which was one of Bonhoeffer’s greatest characteristics during his stay in Berlin. It was because […]
Ordinary Pastors Connecting Theological Truths to Everyday Believers 