The Crowning of Charlemagne
One of the books I’ve engaged with a bit to learn more about church history is Mark Noll’s Turning Points: Decisive Moments in the History of Christianity (Baker Academic, 1997, 2000 [2nd ed.]). I’ve started...
Read moreOne of the books I’ve engaged with a bit to learn more about church history is Mark Noll’s Turning Points: Decisive Moments in the History of Christianity (Baker Academic, 1997, 2000 [2nd ed.]). I’ve started...
Read moreIf I get into Fuller, I will be starting Phd seminars this fall. That means my “out of school” phase is likely drawing to a close. Its been an awesome season to have more freedom...
Read moreEsther and I had an awesome Christmas vacation in Nashville. I got lots of great time with Esther, friends who were also in Nashville, Esther’s family, and my parents. It was also great to be...
Read moreHere’s another great quote from Lovelace’s Dynamics of Spiritual Life, concerning the often neglected role of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer. The metaphor in the third paragraph below is particularly interesting...
Read moreThis is an often quoted paragraph from Richard Lovelace’s Dynamics of Spiritual Life, which I am finally getting around to read, but its worth continually returning to and reflecting on: Only a fraction of the...
Read moreWhen I was in Nashville for Dan’s funeral I stumbled across an old copy of William’s Cowper’s letters, which I’ve been reading a bit since. Cowper lived a very complex and tragic life. He went...
Read moreI am sitting here in the Nashville airport waiting for our flight back to L.A. Its been a blur of a week. This past Monday morning my brother-in-law Dan Wise died suddenly from cardiac arrest....
Read moreEsther and I had a great time in Grand Rapids, Michigan over the weekend. Its a beautiful city in late September as the weather is cool and the leaves are just starting to change, and...
Read moreThese two quotes on preaching really encourage me, because if Spurgeon and Lloyd-Jones felt this way, there is hope for all of us! “Any man who has had some glimpse of what it is to...
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