In last week’s FP&P, I wrote about the differences between sins. In Num 15:22–31, Moses mentions an “unintentional” sin and a...

Are all sins equally bad? I don’t believe so. I think that some sins are worse than others. Let’s explore Num 15:22–31 to see this...

Today is July 4th, our nation’s birthday. We remember and celebrate our freedom from Britain’s tyrannical rule. The pursuit of freedom...

“Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all,” wrote Alfred Lord Tennyson in 1850. A powerful statement. Is it...

So I read this book last week: Small Preaching. It was pretty good, though not excellent. I’ve read better, but I’ve read much worse,...

Ecclesiastes is a difficult book. Solomon makes puzzling statements. Look at these verses from Eccl 3:19–21: “For what happens to the...

God’s truth is everywhere. I read this poem recently. It has profound truth for us to consider. It’s entitled, “Mr. Meant-To.” It goes...

I love Amazon. Go online, pick what you want to buy, purchase it, and it will show up on your doorstep in a couple of days. How simple is...

I love spring but you know what that means. Lawn care. Aerate, power rake, dethatch, mow, edge, overseed, fertilize, water, spray—all...

Around a year or so ago, I wrote a “From Pulpit and Paper” entitled, “On the Uncertainty of Riches.” The title came from 1 Tim 6:17,...

To those who gave birth this year to their first child—we celebrate with you. To those who lost a child this year – we mourn with you. To...

I’ve been reading an excellent book—The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self by Carl R. Trueman. The central question he tackles is this:...