Archive for December 2020
Thoughts On a Crazy Year
2020 is finally winding down. It can’t happen fast enough. It feels like we were given a gigantic Time Out by our mothers or something. Each morning I wake up and my wife is waiting with a thermometer. She won’t let me out of bed until she takes my temperature. I was raised on Fahrenheit,…
Read MoreRecapturing the Gospel
By anyone’s reckoning, 2020 has been an unusual year. Of course, no one will be able to talk about 2020, without speaking about COVID-19. But let’s not forget the “Black Lives Matter” protests, especially in the United States. Let’s also remember that racial sensitivities caused several Sports Franchises to change their names. The Washington Redskins are now simply the…
Read MoreWhat God Has Prepared (Part 1)
Let us strain forward fixing our eyes on the prize. The prize is definitely not the prize of getting everything we want out of this life rather it is the city that God has eternally prepared for us
Read MoreReflecting on a Crazy Year
Listen to today’s Laugh Again with Phil Callaway called “Reflecting on a Crazy Year”. Enjoy!
Read MoreMy Resolution
Listen to today’s Laugh Again with Phil Callaway called “My Resolution”. Enjoy!
Read MoreCertainty in Uncertain Times
If there is one thing I wish to impart today it is that your hope for the future depends not one bit on whatever the external matters you face but your hope for the future depends entirely on the promises of God.
Read More50 Ways to Leave Your Worry
Listen to today’s Laugh Again with Phil Callaway called “50 Ways to Leave Your Worry”. Enjoy!
Read MoreWhat Child is This? (Part 2)
This is hope. This is light. This is a second chance. This is unexpected news of gladness. This is salvation from our sins and from what awaits us in the end. This is humanity’s deliverer!
Read MoreOut of Style
Listen to today’s Laugh Again with Phil Callaway called “Out of Style”. Enjoy!
Read MoreWhat Child is This? (Part 1)
The question is not that we don’t know it is that in knowing who this child is that we are introduced to more mystery than we knew so that we are left both with a beggared imagination and with an impulse to fall on our knees in worship.
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