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Recommended Read
Following up on my post yesterday, I would highly encourage you to read this excellent article by a pastor friend of mine in Colorado: Freedom to Make Disciples. Read more
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The revolutionary, seditious, insurgent, subversive…homeschooling family
Imagine the quiet of your home shattered when dozens of social workers and armed police appear at your front door with a battering ram. Imagine being treated like a terrorist because you’re a dad who’s trying to bring your children up in the fear and admonition of the Lord. Imagine having your children forcibly removed, Read more
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Blest Be the Everlasting God
Blest be the everlasting God, The Father of our Lord; Be his abounding mercy praised, His majesty adored! When from the dead he raised his Son, And called him to the sky, He gave our souls a lively hope That they should never die. What tho’ our inbred sins require Our flesh to see the Read more
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An Effective Pastorate
I am so thankful that I had the privilege of an excellent college and seminary education. I cannot imagine serving the Lord and His church as a pastor without such training. Facility in the original languages (Hebrew and Greek), a knowledge of the content of Scripture, understanding the flow of church history, indoctrination in the Read more
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The Self-Existence of God
O self-existent One in Three, Jehovah, God alone, In glory wrapt, invisible, By revelation known! Incomprehensible Thou art, And all research is vain; Nor even can the wise in heart The mystery explain. Yet does thy holy word declare, That we may learn thy name— That they who worship Thee in truth Thy praises shall Read more
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Chester
During the American Revolutionary War was the second most popular patriotic song, following Yankee Doodle. The author, William Billings, named it “Chester,” for no apparent reason. Here is the tune played by a piano. Let tyrants shake their iron rod, And Slav’ry clank her galling chains, We fear them not, we trust in God, New England’s Read more
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