As you probably know, I read a lot [2-5 books a week]. I like Clancy, Cussler, De Brul, Dale Brown, Brad Thor, early Vince Flynn, W.E.B Griffin’s speculative Presidential Agent series, Baldacci’s Camel Club series, and so on. Most of … Continue reading →
Welcome to my world. I accepted the assignment to review this book because I thought it was about what I have lived as the husband of a pastor who has been in pain, bad pain, ever since she was in … Continue reading →
The saddest verses, that’s probably overstating it for such a little incident, but not by much. You know the story. And when he came to the other side, to the country of the Gadarenes, two demoniacs met him, coming out of … Continue reading →
Today I feel like calling for a desperate need of prayer. I don’t really need it, but I want to be delivered from this mess I’m in. It’s nothing special—I’ve just been flagging all the words so I can make … Continue reading →
I’ve come to believe this is my best Christian book so far—or maybe it’s just the concern closest to my heart when I look at the modern, largely apostate, church. This book is direct and to the point. In it … Continue reading →
Now that we have established that we are indeed the wife of the Messiah, we need to look at how the wife is to behave. Let’s paraphrase that also to see what is actually said, and see how it applies … Continue reading →
This is taken from Knowing Jesus as His Bride ___________________________________________ Last time we talked about how Jesus is the perfect husband. He loves us and gave up His life to make us pure and holy—to bring us [His Bride] to … Continue reading →
Today I am dealing with my inadequacies as a husband. I stupidly did something [again] that hurt my wife. I can ask her to forgive me and ask the Lord to forgive me—but the fact remains that I hurt her … Continue reading →
Now, before you write this off, I am a divorced man: forgiven, but divorced. This is something that is very important to God. Jesus’ priestly prayer in John 17 is all about knowing God and being one with God. As we … Continue reading →
Over the past few years I’ve gotten increasingly frustrated by ebooks. I buy them and they are limited to a certain ereader. In addition, I find that I do not own them. They’re in the cloud somewhere and I am … Continue reading →