No Pastor, It Wasn’t Consensual
I feel physically ill every single time. Unfortunately, I have had this feeling far too often in the last few years. What causes this revulsion? Pastors and ministry leaders who sexually abuse those who look
We Need to Talk About Dirt: Technology and the Need for Real Presence
Often it seems like technology is moving at a breakneck pace. This feeling is nothing new. A quote regularly attributed to U.S. patent clerk Charles H. Duell in 1899 claiming that “everything that can be
Thankful for a Mother Who is Weak, but Strong
Mother’s Day is a day that we set aside as a nation to celebrate and honor our moms. For some, it’s a day of sadness for them because their mom or child is no longer
John Newton’s Guidance for our Social Media Age
A pastor wrote to John Newton about a public letter he was planning to write to a fellow pastor confronting him a aberrant doctrinal views. Newton took the opportunity to send back a letter full
Who Am I? Learning my Identity by knowing God as my Father
“The battle of the Christian life is to bring your own heart into alignment with Christ’s, that is, getting up each morning and replacing your natural orphan mindset with a mindset of full and free
I Wept. I Prayed. Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization
I have been keeping up with what is often simply referred to in my circles as “Dobbs.” The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) right now is hearing a case challenging the constitutionality of
The Bottom Line of Discipleship
Weekly I meet with a group of guys for mutual encouragement and edification. We talk ministry, church, Scripture, and read books we hope to be helpful for all those things. Typically, these books are used
Finding Your Apron for God
Susanna Wesley was a busy woman living in a small home of the 1700s London. She birthed nineteen children, ten of whom survived to adulthood. She was a pastor’s wife and a stay-at-home mother. Susanna
Resolution on Kentucky Baptist Churches (KBC), the Gospel, and Transgenderism
A while back, I was contacted about writing and submitting a resolution on transgenderism to the Kentucky Baptist Convention Resolutions Committee for their consideration in preparation for the KBC Annual Meeting on November 16th. I
L.R. Scarborough Being Dead Still Speaks to the SBC about a Dangerous Heresy
At the 1920 Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting, L.R. Scarborough, second President of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, delivered an update from the committee for the Seventy-five Million Campaign (raise 75 million dollars for Baptist causes