Immeasurable Greatness

We live in a world of data. Computers and computer networking have shrunk the world. Consider, for example, how accessible classic novels are now for someone who, not so long ago, had no access to online libraries. Add to that the abundance of scientific, social, sports, health, and financial data. The human mind cannot hold

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Part 3 – When You Are Weak, Then You Are Strong

KEY PRINCIPLES FROM THIS MESSAGE: What we think we know about God’s abundant pardoning is nothing compared to what God knows about it. (Is 55:6-9, Ps 103:11-12) “confidence” – from parresia [pas = “all” + rheo = “out-spoken”] – means boldness, confidence; all out-spokenness, i.e. frankness, bluntness, publicity; by implication, assurance – Strong’s A blessing isn’t a blessing if it

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The Perpetual Idol Factory

John Calvin famously said, “The human heart is a perpetual idol factory.” I agree. I hope you do, as well, given it only takes a brief moment of honesty and clarity to understand your own depraved human nature (Jeremiah 17:9). I suppose that’s why the apostle John ended his beautiful treatise on the fundamentals of

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Why Are We Ever Shocked?

I don’t watch the news anymore. I don’t receive a newspaper. I don’t get my updates regarding political, social, or economic matters from social media. I think a person might rightly argue that I’ve disconnected myself from mainstream media. I would have to agree. It’s not that I’m an isolationist, or some zealot trying to

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