I read this today in Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography: This obscure family of ours was early in the Reformation, and continued Protestants through the resign of Queen Mary, when they were sometimes in danger of trouble on account of their zeal… Continue Reading
I’m from Perry, Missouri. Less than 1,000 people are housed in her city limits. Few of them anything but White Anglo-Saxons. Most of them perhaps not sure what an Anglo-Saxon is; that’s not to insult my hometown—merely to say that… Continue Reading
This is one of my favorite quotes from The Office (sorry for the quality): Do you ever feel this way after reading Scripture? Sometimes the word feels like somebody “took my heart, and dropped it into a bucket of boiling… Continue Reading
It is no secret that Bible-knowledge within the church is at an alarmingly low rate. The obvious reason is that people are simply not reading their Bibles. But what is ironic is that while Bible knowledge is decreasing Christian book… Continue Reading