What Dreams May Come
The Kingdom Notes no commentsOur gratitude has a short memory. When we ask, we never forget. When we receive, we move on to asking for the next thing. For twenty-five years I prayed for…
Read The Blog PostOur gratitude has a short memory. When we ask, we never forget. When we receive, we move on to asking for the next thing. For twenty-five years I prayed for…
Read The Blog PostOne could argue that on the most important issues surrounding our understanding of the last things are those convictions we hold in common. Christians agree that He will come again…
Read The Blog PostIt’s the fuzzy stuff around the edges that gets us. When we are aware we are facing a text from God’s Word, we tend to tread carefully. We move slowly,…
Read The Blog PostWritten 2010 I mentioned in a recent note dealing with the blessing and pain of my imminent return to Orlando that within a few feet of me as I type…
Read The Blog PostThere’s a great deal of history and nuance to this question. One could argue that the terms are identical. Both groups trace their roots to a prior term, and the…
Read The Blog PostThe purported value of ethical relativism, the idea that there are no transcendent, binding rules for right and wrong that all humans are morally required to submit to, is that…
Read The Blog PostWritten 2008 It was a good idea my dear wife had. She is eager to exercise. I am eager to exercise. We live in rural southwest Virginia, on a rather…
Read The Blog PostOf course. And of course not. The sermon is that part of the service where God’s Word exposes our failures and proclaims Christ’s provision. The end is not the sin,…
Read The Blog PostI’m cleaning up my desk. Not the one my computer sits on, but the one that sits inside my computer. I’m filing old Kingdom Notes, sermon notes, personal notes. And…
Read The Blog PostThere is wisdom in the playground adage that every time we point a finger at others we have three more pointing back at ourselves. It’s also true for adults who…
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