Having Two Legs

In various ways and various times past, I have spoken to you on this blog under the shadow forms of blogger and in the hues of orange and wh...

"If we loved children, we would have a few. If we had them, we would want them as children, and would love the wonder with which they b...

There are plenty of legitimate concerns with a season like Lent. Some people can only smell oppressive Roman Catholicism, works righteousnes...

We have considered this morning how the good news of Jesus is the declaration that God is light, and that this Light has begun to shine in t...

Introduction John begins his first epistle insisting that life has entered the world, and that life means fellowship and joy and light (1 Jn...

This morning’s sermon is on confession of sin and the true freedom and joy of forgiveness. One way to frame what we believe as Christians ab...

Tonight is the big Logos School Benefit Concert. If you aren't in town, the event will be web cast live this evening on the Logos 30th B...

Reformation is exciting. Recovering the treasures of our fathers and grandfathers in the faith is encouraging and heartening. And one of tho...

Introduction The arrival at Mt. Sinai is the fulfillment of Yahweh’s promises. Given the challenges that Israel has faced, it is also a sign...

Introduction We have met our God most directly, most clearly in Jesus Christ. Who is God? Who is the Triune God? Who is our God? Our God is ...

Introduction Agur’s proverbs continue here in sets of four. He comes as a climax to the book of Proverbs which frequently lays out wisdom in...

I don’t even believe the sky tonight. Like I haven’t seen those fake blues and whites swirled and streaked on some impressionist’s canvass b...