Three Questions Sufferers Ask
My wife is a nurse, so she has a lot of experience in dealing with those in pain. She told me about the following chart…
Investing in and Taking Inventory of our Sanctification
We invest in what we love. Take a quick second to think about that statement. It’s true isn’t it? If you love your job, you…
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Cruising with Mickey Mouse: Things the Church and Disney have (or should have) in Common
Last week my family and I went on a Disney cruise thanks to my mother-in-law! We had the most wonderful time—eating unlimited desserts, watching the…
Catch Me if You Can: The Creation, Goal, Destruction and Deliverance of Counterfeit gods
Tim Keller in his work, Counterfeit gods, along with Kyle Idleman in his latest work, gods at War, engage in the topic of idolatry. Idols…
Review and Interaction of “Desiring the Kingdom” by James K. A. Smith
James K. A. Smith sets out to argue, in his work, Desiring the Kingdom, that liturgy (worship), whether sacred or secular, shape and constitute our…
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Toys, Batteries, and a Child’s Delight
There are many cries a parent hears from a child, “I’m hungry,” “I don’t want that,” “He hit me,” “I don’t want to watch that,”…
Self-Righteousness: Six Identifiers for those Blinded by Self-Righteousness
Being a father provides you a front row seat peering into the manifestation of self-righteousness. When something goes wrong, and one of my children are…
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Josh Laxton 