On Hell
Let’s face it. Hell is not a subject that most of us love to preach about. But preach we must. Jesus warned of the coming judgment and Hell more than anyone in the New Testament. To not follow his example…
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Psalm 107: “Oh give thanks to God our Saviour”
8 7. 8 7. D (Hyfrydol) Psalm 107Oh give thanks to God our SaviourFor his mercy rich and free;Sing his praise who find his favour,Rescued from the enemy.Every land gives up his chosen,Gathered up from east and west;North and south…
Yellow on the Outside, White on the Inside
What is yellow on the outside but white on the inside? If you guessed a “banana,” though the inside appears more cream than white, you would be close. The answer is, a twinkie. Have you eaten one? They are fairly…
“Where the battle rages”
“If I profess, with the loudest voice and clearest exposition, every portion of the truth of God except precisely that little point which the world and the devil are at that moment attacking, I am not confessing Christ, however boldly…
A Year End Editorial
There’s something about the close of another year that encourages reflection. Maybe it’s only for a moment in an awkward silence among visiting relatives. Maybe it’s a day away at the end of a winter’s vacation. But all of us…
A Year End Editorial
There’s something about the close of another year that encourages reflection. Maybe it’s only for a moment in an awkward silence among visiting relatives. Maybe it’s a day away at the end of a winter’s vacation. But all of us…
Totes Magotes
I stumbled upon an article making a prediction for journalism in 2014. Jason Kottke announces that the blog is dead. Basically, his conclusion is that “blogs are for 40-somethings with kids.” Ouch! You can imagine how offended I was as…
Totes Magotes
I stumbled upon an article making a prediction for journalism in 2014. Jason Kottke announces that the blog is dead. Basically, his conclusion is that “blogs are for 40-somethings with kids.” Ouch! You can imagine how offended I was as…
‘Tis the season for procrastination
It happens a fair amount in December, and probably reaches its peak in the week between Christmas and the new year: we assure ourselves of all the things we will do once January begins – reverse the Christmas excesses, revive…
Totes Magotes
I’ve posted another article on Ref21 this morning. Here is the beginning. You will want to cruise over there for the surprise ending… I stumbled upon an article making a prediction for journalism in 2014. Jason Kottke announces that the blog is…