I’ve been asked a few times about my stance on cremation. When asked I usually point them to these articles by Russell Moore: here, here, and here. Moore’s position is that burial and not cremation better symbolizes the Christian hope… Continue Reading
Welcome to a year of reading Richard Sibbes together! The reading plan for the entire year can be accessed here. I encourage you to stick with us, allow yourself time to read, and soak in the riches of this gifted and prolific Puritan… Continue Reading
Darkness. Deadness. A lonely grave. That is what I feel when I say I’m battling depression. I feel almost nothing; save for that tinge of guilt and remorse that I feel for feeling nothing. Beauty is lost. Almost everything seems… Continue Reading
I find myself today reading the Life and Writings of Mrs. Jane Dawson of Lancaster. I skipped across this because of my weekly time with my dear friend John Newton. My heart is warmed by reading the account of Jane… Continue Reading