“The ministry is not to be used as a means of impressing the girls.”
Mines of Difficulty, p. 18
More Gay Than the Pope’s Pajama Bottoms
Introduction: If you don't zoom out too far, Ben Shapiro had some really good things to say at the Heritage Foundation recently. Here you go, check it out at this link. [Huh. I linked to it ...
State of the Church 2026
Introduction: In this year’s state of the church, our focus is going to be on local concerns. This varies from year-to-year, depending on what’s going on in the nation and what is going on here. And based on what is going on here in Moscow—and I am referring to the enormous growth—we need to take …
The Big Three
“When ministries go astray, it is very common for the problem to be located in one of three areas: glory, gold, and girls. And because sins are like grapes—they come in bunches—it is not unusual to find some ministries that shipwreck because of all three.”
Mines of Difficulty, p. 17
It’s a Fairly Large Box Though
Disruptive Family Dinners? | Doug Wilson
Content Cluster [12-25-25]
Not Much Today . . . It’s Christmas, People: A Song I Really Like for Some Reason: And There You Have It: Featured Product: A Brief Theology of Christmas Presents:We are heading into another Christmas season, and it appears to be a time when the Grinches and naysayers and fussers appear to have the upper …
Our Mother’s Great Revenge
After our first father was fashioned from the dust of the ground, and the breath of life was breathed into him, the Lord God saw that the situation was still not satisfactory. We had a world now, and ...
Echoing Their Joyous Strains
What Child is this, now laid to rest,Within a rustic stall?We hail the Sun of righteousness,A gift of God, forever blest,To gain his everlasting Hall. This little town of Bethlehem,Obscured in ...
The Night Before Whatsit
So here is some festive doggerel I wrote some time ago, and which I periodically post at appropriate times of the year — and now it is the turn of 2025. Have a merry Christmas. Comments are open, but only for those of you who want to say merry Christmas back. ‘Twas the night before …