Scripture Entry on Galatians 1:6-9

Galatians 1:6-9 has been a treasure trove for me over the last week and yet I feel as if there is much more to refine and be refined by.  It is my anticipation that even in writing this journal entry that God would be pleased to run me through the laver of these Gospel verses.  [...]

Orange Glory or Bust?

In honor of some of my friends (Barley and J.P. Harmon, etc.) I am going to include on this blog a post that will only occur once every year.  It is one week from the kickoff of another college football season.  Anyone who has read this blog who doesn’t know me too well should know [...]

A Stroll with Christ

Communion with God is an immeasurable grace.  However, there must be a means of measuring its immediate effects.  These effects are inwardly known, loved, and embraced.  The activity of them, however, remains to be seen, practiced, and applied to the lives of others.  For example, I spent a morning and a significant portion of the [...]

Life Entry

Due to this semester’s workload my blogging will be rather inconsistent.  However, I am taking a class on personal and spiritual disciplines that requires me to write a journal throughout the semester as a way to measure my practice of these disciplines.  This journal will consist of 9 pairs (18 total) entries on Life and [...]

A Practical Look At Justification By Faith

This may take some explanation, but I have recently thought that the doctrine and experience of justification by faith alone in Christ alone might just be the key to the selling of our house (?).  Let me say here that I absolutely repudiate the prosperity Gospel, – it is the acid reflux of American Christianity. [...]

Starting Southern Seminary

I will be writing part 7 of The Sinfulness of the Sin of Silence soon, but this moving to seminary thing is proving to be quite the handful.  But it has been a gracious experience, and one that I am excited to undergo by the grace and mercy of our God.
Jenny and I have moved [...]

The Sinfulness of The Sin of Silence, Part 6: An Appendix and The Exclusivity of Means

I would like to add an appendix of sorts to the writings so far in this series.  I do not want to give the impression that we must be uncontrollably (and annoyingly) vocal at all times.  The Bible is quite clear that there are times to be silent.  Job certainly should have been silent concerning [...]