There are abominations which, like nests of vipers, lie so quietly within, that we hardly suspect they are there till the rod of affliction rouses them; then they hiss and show their venom. This discovery is indeed very distressing; yet,… Continue Reading
For there is no reason to fear that a minister, if tolerably furnished with gifts, will be remarkably deficient or negligent in any known branch of pastoral obligation while his heart is alive to the enjoyments and to the duties… Continue Reading
“What is the most powerful human influence in your child’s life?” That is the question that begins John Younts’ book Everyday Talk. As you can certainly guess from the title of the book Younts would answer the above question by… Continue Reading
There is a phrase that I use quite frequently in my preaching, writing, and praying before services. In some form or fashion I often say that the Christian life is a quest to enjoy what Christ has already purchased. I… Continue Reading