Which translation do you or should I use? This question is raised often. As a new year is coming soon, and Bible reading plans start to circulate, here is a review of current translations. Bottom line up front: If you have no working knowledge of … Continue reading Bible Translations: A brief review
There seems to be a Scrooge movement against preaching an Advent series. Thou must, by ways of verse by verse, sticketh to thine method of expository on thy book which currently be in question for thine pulpit. At the same time, there are many newer … Continue reading Preaching during the Advent season
Out of no where multiple conversations opened up about waiting until after 18 to be baptized in order to prevent false conversions. Two such conversations revolved around churches considering or have already adopted the stance. In this article I want to do three things: First, … Continue reading Baptism only for 18 and older wasn’t on my bingo card, and it’s wrong
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October I had the privilege to attend an annual meeting for a denomination my church is connected with. This seemed odd as I’ve been non-denominational for 12 years. It’s freeing. Less drama. Can focus on the Gospel. But, not as many people to have your … Continue reading Church Forward when I was backward
I am launching into a book adventure to equip people to disciple kids. You can go to here to help donate. If you are able to donate and share the link, I would appreciate that greatly. Friends in children’s ministry and I came to a … Continue reading Building an army to disciple kids
At the end of my third month of vocational ministry 9.11.01 happened. Going into ministry I did not realize that a bulk of my ministry would be when the nation was at war. Living in New York State at that time opened doors to help … Continue reading Remembering
Sent in publisher’s agreement today… An old dream got resurrected in a very unexpected way. Will be posting about this more later. Project is called: Ripples: Training teams to disciple children in camp, VBS, or children’s ministry After prayer and discussions a project developed for … Continue reading New project…
From books being written to bizarre evangelicals for whatever groups to debates about single issues, the political climate is frankly nuts. For a long time this post described the need and pointed to the need for a biblical theology of politics. Much of what we … Continue reading The need for biblical theology of politics
In the latest controversy to hit the Christian world, conversations are irrupting over the book “Shepherds for sale.” I do not intend to read the book because there are too many pressing matters at the moment. At the same time, I do not think the … Continue reading Why this pastor wasn’t for sale
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