“Answered prayer should not be like a blue comet.”
Keep Your Kids, p. 93
Letters That Fill the Space Allotted for Letters Quite Admirably
https://twitter.com/douglaswils/status/1944942398150468005 Letter to the Editor: Excellent analysis. This whole episode feels like a kick in the balls—probably even to ...
Not the Same Thing at All
“A Christian nation should never be mistaken as being the same thing as a chosen nation. There is no exceptionalism in it.”
And at a Livable Temp
“Fathers, your highest parental priority is to manage and maintain a climate of true fellowship in your home. You’re in charge of the thermostat. Too often, dads are just the thermometer, thinking to themselves, ‘It sure is hot in here.’ But fathers are called to control the temperature of their household.”
Keep Your Kids, pp. 88-89
The Epsteen, Epstyne, Epstain Affair
Introduction: So last week, the Trump DOJ announced that somehow or other they had decided to get a lot of Epsteinian egg on their collective face. Official observers were divided as to what ...
“Staggering” Doesn’t Begin to Describe It
“When Jesus assumed human nature, He did so first as a single cell. The eternal Word of the eternal Father, the who spoke the heavens and earth into existence, took on a body that was the size of the period at the end of this sentence.”
Photo Negative
“Too many Christian parents, because they’ve got their shoes laced way too tight and because they want to be good, conservative, Bible-believing, Reformed types, give their kids a garden of no with the occasional, intermittent, and very reluctant ‘Yeah, okay, I guess so this time. Don’t let it go to your head.’ That is not how God is. And since we are supposed to imitate our Father in heaven, we are supposed to be openhanded.”
Keep Your Kids, p. 87
Same As Yesterday
High Defiance
“Though we call it a silent night, this suckling child was actually the deafening shout of God’s defiance. The principalities and powers, the thrones and dominations, were all going to come to nothing.”
Far Better
“But the secret of the gospel is that grace works better than works do . . . Works are frustrating and impotent. Works collapse under any weight you try to put on them. That’s the issue. Works don’t work. But grace liberates. Grace sets you free to work.”
Keep Your Kids, p. 85