Noblesse Oblige
The Kingdom Notes no commentsWatching The King’s Speech reminded me of the purpose of kings who reign but don’t rule. They serve an important function for a given culture, one that in turn touches…
Read The Blog PostWatching The King’s Speech reminded me of the purpose of kings who reign but don’t rule. They serve an important function for a given culture, one that in turn touches…
Read The Blog PostI’m so glad you asked. Hermeneutics, of course, is the science of interpretation, typically Bible interpretation. There are any number of basic, fundamental principles we all ought to be aware…
Read The Blog PostGod is all and only wisdom, the very font of all truth. The Bible is His Word, and is true in all that it teaches, as well as sufficient to…
Read The Blog PostI seek to be a professional persuader. Though I am much less pushy in my more private life, my profession is to profess my confession. Sometimes I am given a…
Read The Blog PostMedia, as a general rule, is directed more toward our emotions than our minds. As Neil Postman argued so eloquently in his delightful book Amusing Ourselves to Death, a word…
Read The Blog PostOf course. God, however, is also happy when we are sad. He’s happy when we are frightened, when we are disappointed, when we are hungry and when our foot falls…
Read The Blog PostIf God is sovereign, how do we determine the significant from the insignificant? I often hear the layman exclaim how God’s hand was in this or that, but they seem…
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