Confession is difficult. It doesn't come easy - at least not for me. To admit I was wrong feels synonymous with accepting defeat. As a competitive person, defeat is one thing, accepting it quite another. But therein is the lie - confession is not defeat; it's ensuring wrong is not on repeat.
The year was 1944. February 28th to be exact. WWII had been underway for a few years. The German Reich was no longer an underground or grassroots party.
I love top-ten lists. My favorite part of watching the daily ESPN broadcast in high school was their Top 10 segment. It was always at the end of the broadcast which led me to believe I wasn't the only one who loved the Top 10. However, there are top 10 lists that are negative, such is the case when we consider...
The danger with rot is that before you realize there is an issue, the damage is already done. These truths are what makes "rot" a perfect illustration of what is happening widespread in evangelicalism. But the question is how to address the rot...
There was an unusual buzz in the hallway between first and second periods that morning. As I headed into my freshman English class I was struck by the oddity that my teacher had the TV on. Not only was it... Continue Reading →
Can you trust your Bible? - Absolutely! "'Christianity is based upon an account of something that happened, and the Christian worker is primarily a witness.' Scripture tell us this account, revealing Christianity's climax—its central, historical, and verifiable event: God's gracious... Continue Reading →
Preacher on the Run... 