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Mental health issues have become part of the zeitgeist of our culture. We are bombarded with labels, diagnoses, and drugs and therapies to respond to them. Sadly too many Christians are too quick to embrace secular culture and secular brain science without filtering what they are being told through the truth of God’s word. Thankfully there are many very good resources from a Reformed perspective which will help us sort out the ever-present mental health obsession of our Weste

The dangers of being a self-righteous prig are real for all of us...

Parents are called to be in charge of their families and we must not shrink from this God-given responsibility.

Sin is the universal human problem and it must be a central part of how we understand our children and of how we approach parenting.

It has been a while since I have written a blog in this series. I apologize. I have been working extensively on the “Hearing God?”...

Remember Siegfried and Roy? For my younger readers, probably not. They were big cat trainers who played to sold-out shows in Las Vegas...

I hope that by now, three blogs into this series, you have come to an understanding of what a disciple is, why the church and fellow...

The following blog post is an adaptation of a sermon preached on May 24, 2015 and adapted June, 2017. Much of the ideas of this post...

The following blog post is an adaptation of a sermon preached on May 17, 2015 and adapted on June 25, 2017. Much of the ideas of this...

Much of the ideas in this post arise from the following, and other, works – “Homosexual Marriage as a Challenge to the Church: Biblical...

We continue in our exploration of the Reformed doctrines of grace. We are now three posts into what will be at least 8 in total. Since it...