Selma: A Look at America at its Best & Worst
My wife Charlotte and I recently viewed the movie Selma. I would strongly encourage everyone to see it, though they need to be prepared for what they will witness. It was emotionally gripping and at times heart-wrenching. It is one story of the civil rights movement in our nation’s history as black men and women... Read More
What I’m Reading – 1/30/15
Below are some of the articles and books I’ve read recently that you may enjoy perusing. “The Myth of Vampire Children,” by Christopher Kaczor — The gist is they are a blessing and not bloodsuckers! (subscription required) Firmly Planted, by Robby Gallaty — This book, forthcoming, is the second in a trilogy on discipleship. The... Read More
Praise to the Almighty, the King of Creation – Revelation 4:1-11
This sermon continues the Wednesday night series of preaching through the book of Revelation at Wake Crossroads Baptist Church in Raleigh, NC. This sermon is from December 3, 2014. Outline Manuscript
What I’m Reading – 1/23/15
Below are some of the articles and books I’ve read recently that you may enjoy perusing. The Biggest Barrier to Students Going to the Mission Field, by Kim Ransleben – This is a fine article at Desiring God on the parental hindrance to the mission filed and how to respond in a godly manner. The... Read More
A Gospel for All the Nations – Acts 10:1-48
Below is my Convocation message for the Spring 2015 semester at Southeastern Seminary. In it I show how the gospel the Apostles preached was self-consciously a global gospel meant for all the nations. The text is Acts 10:1–48. It was preached on January 20, 2015. Outline Manuscript