
Weird things writers brag about
Because many writers tend to be terrible self-promoters, you might think writers to be humble. After all, writers are focused
Weird things writers brag about Read Post »

Because many writers tend to be terrible self-promoters, you might think writers to be humble. After all, writers are focused
Weird things writers brag about Read Post »

One of the common straw man arguments I’ve seen come up again and again is about the arrogance of theology.
Theology is (not) for the proud Read Post »

My father and I had lunch recently and we were talking about a particular situation and I mentioned that it’s sometimes
If you desire shame, be proud Read Post »

When it comes to reading, I like to plan ahead. I usually have a goal of about 100 books that
Justification by reading doesn’t work either Read Post »

Hosea is one of those books that’s both extremely fascinating and troubling, not simply because of the illustration of God’s
Is abundance dangerous? Read Post »

It doesn’t take an in-depth understanding of the New Testament to see an important truth: God really isn’t pleased with
What makes a person divisive? Read Post »

A young man walked onto the stage at the front of the crowded room. All eyes were fixed on him.
"I’m a Christian and I want to apologize…" Read Post »
During Jesus’ incarnation, the religious elite of His day, the scribes and Pharisees, would follow Him around and seek to
Proud, Devoted and Dead Read Post »
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBsVH_TBxHg&feature=player_embedded] Convicting and thought provoking. Two questions for you, dear reader: When you’re challenged, do you offer a defense or
Defensiveness: A Sign of Pride or Immaturity? Read Post »
 [Pride] is a brainless thing as well as a groundless thing; for it brings no profit with it. There
Charles Haddon Spurgeon: If You Desire Shame, Desire Pride Read Post »
…Pride is a protean thing; it changes its shape; it is all forms in the world; you may find it
Charles Haddon Spurgeon: The Wretchedness of Pride Read Post »