God gave the Israelites very clear criteria concerning who they should choose for their king, and it really had nothing to do with policy. Policy wasn’t what God looked for in a good ruler. God looked at . . . well, character!
Over and Over
It occurred to me that many of my friends have never heard Donna sing, which is a real shame — no, crime. So, here she is.
I Literally Miss “Literally”
I miss the word “literally.”
What particularly irks me about the loss of the word “literally” is that there are literally no real alternatives.
Dear Healthcare Worker
I’m sure there is no small amount of arrogance and pride in this post. But I’m not sure it’s completely that.
Living Like We Believe It
The Psalms say that even the plans of people and nations are helpless to thwart the plan of God. If we really believe this, then we must believe — we have no choice but to believe — that no political party, no party platform, no legislation, no judicial appointment, no election, and no individual choice regarding how someone votes, can thwart God’s plan. Specifically, none of those things can thwart God’s plan to save His people or His church. Or unborn babies.
The Sad State of Christian Music
This is going to be the most controversial post you read this week. I don’t listen to contemporary Christian music because it’s boring.
My Fervent Wish
In case I haven’t been clear, my fervent prayer is for our country in general to have a more civil discourse, and Christians in particular to have a more loving discourse.
Gunpowder and Lead
As Christians, we are held to a much higher standard, not legal or political, but spiritual. Our words make a difference, and they matter to God.
The Consequence of a Public School Education
The Damsel wrote of the grace of God, and she is living proof that such grace is instrumental in her life. I boast only in Christ. She boasts only in Christ.