Dear Saints, Do you want to get a job? Keep your job? Advance in your job? Increase your pay? Improve your benefits? Receive favor by your boss and work well with your co-workers? Over the last two weeks, the Westminster Larger Catechism sermon series (Q&A’s 127-128) has instructed us how to do this. Below is […]
For Lord’s Day, June 23, 2013 (Photo source: www.lordscountrysticks.com) Last week, we saw that Moses was corrected by God for making constant excuses against obeying Him. It got to the point where God got angry. And while He made some concessions, God did not let Moses off the hook. He told him not to forget […]
Dear Saints, I received an e-newsletter this week from Stand to Reason that I thought would be good to send to you all as this week’s e-devotion, as it relates very well to the evening series we’ve begun in the Westminster Larger Catechism related to the fifth commandment (started before my vacation with the […]
For Lord’s Day, May 19, 2013 Dear Saints, You might remember a really helpful nugget I shared in a sermon a while back from Pastor Jeff Stivason about Peter’s triple denial of Jesus Christ in the Gospels before the cock crowed. Peter wept bitterly, of course. Pastor Jeff pointed out that every time Peter would […]
For Lord’s Day, May 12, 2013 Dear Saints, Jennifer and I are about to leave a two-day home schooling conference in Escondido held by Christian Family Schools of San Diego County. We have a lot of great general life and parenting wisdom nuggets I’d like to share with you, and I plan to do so […]
For Lord’s Day April 28, 2013 Dear Saints, What is “Baca”? That’s what one of my daughter’s asked after singing Psalm 84 together this week in family worship. I have often meant to look it up, and so we did. What a nugget we mined together! As this Psalm was our Psalm of the month […]
For Lord’s Day April 21, 2013 Dear Saints, As Elder Huffmaster’s Sabbath class is taking us through John MacArthur’s book on worry, Anxious for Nothing, and as I will be preaching this Lord’s Day evening on one of the book’s main texts we regularly revisit during his class, Matthew 6:31-34, I would like to encourage […]