“Unless the Lord builds the house, their labor is in vain who build it.” ―Psalm 127:1 The Centennial of the Great War (28 July 1914 to 11 November 1918) affords one the possibility of theological reflection and, maybe, even an attempt at a fusion of foreign policy and religion. I am not the first observer […]
The War to End All Wars a Theological Reflection on the Centennial of World War One Read More »
The Biblical Counseling Movement largely recovered by Jay Adams and his prophetic book, Competent to Counsel is wide open for publications. By God’s grace, this critical ministry is really taking root in seminaries and local churches all over the world as pastors and ministry leaders realize that counseling is the church’s birthright. Counseling is a
Diehard Sins: How to Fight Wisely against Destructive Daily Habits Read More »
The Holidays (Thanksgiving and Christmas) are often tough times for a variety of people facing a variety of different circumstances. For my wife and I, we go up to Southern Idaho to visit our friends and family during Christmas, and I often visit my parents in Seattle during the in-between time of Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Introduction to Discovering Joy in Christ During the Holidays Read More »
“How have you coped with moving your children from one ministry situation to another?” I’ve been asked this question a few times as ministry friends have started to think about moving on from one job to another. Most ministry families will move at least once, and for us wives it can be a particularly difficult
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