Introduction: Ambition and Competition Redeemed? The word ambition often makes Christians uncomfortable. We have seen the spiritual carnage caused by self-promoting ungodly ambition baptized with religious language. We have watched ministries fracture, friendships dissolve, and
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[Preached at Kettering, at the funeral of Mr. Beeby Wallis, April, 1792.] “And I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, Write, Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea,
We live in an age that thrives on overreaction. Every disappointment becomes a crisis. Every disagreement is framed as an existential threat. Every setback is treated as proof that the world is unraveling beyond repair.
Psalm 90 meets the new year with unsentimental honesty: we are mortal, our days are limited, and we live before a holy God. Yet Psalm 90 is not gloomy; it offers deep hope. It urges
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The greatest enemies of Christianity would still be thought friendly to morality, and will plead for it as necessary to the well-being of mankind. However immoral men may be in their practice, and to whatever
Do the Next Thing "So, when tragedy strikes, resist the temptation to have everything immediately figured out. Rest in Christ and take things slowly, one step at a time. Do the next thing." Wisdom Rarely