It’s Wednesday night and for the fourth time this week and Sally finds herself praying all too familiar of words: “Lord, forgive me for my bitterness and the way that I lashed out at my friend.” She’s frustrated that she… Continue Reading
I’m convinced that some of the worst sermons that I’ve preached were terrible because I became a slave of alliteration. I used alliteration because I wanted people to remember the points of the sermon. But, here is where I went… Continue Reading
Welcome to a year of reading Richard Sibbes together! The reading plan for the entire year can be accessed here. In February, we’ll learn more about the man behind the Bruised Reed as we tackle Mark Dever’s biography of Sibbes. (Purchase it… Continue Reading
“That’s it…I’m done”. Those were the words—or something like them—that I groaned some fourteen years ago. I had been out the night before celebrating the New Year like a drunken fool, stock piling toilet paper, and assuming the apocalypse was… Continue Reading