Preach the Word

To have an opportunity to preach the word anywhere is a humbling occasion. I have nothing to say to any gathered body of believers that is of any value unless it comes from the word of God. Last week, I was invited to preach (with an interpreter) to the Lord’s people in a faithful church in Port-au-Prince,

Tag, You’re It!

“[One pastor told of] the phenomenal growth of the churches in their country, in spite of ongoing difficulties. In many of these churches the pastor will just throw his Bible to his congregation when he is arrested, and the person who catches it automatically becomes the pastor.” (Chapel Library)

It’s About the Gospel

a followup to this mornings post… What Happens to a follower of Christ on the far side of the wilderness? It’s hard to say what happens individually to everyone, but it is certain to be life changing. This afternoon Silas posted a generous offer to visitors of his website and his art work. From now

Haiti Revisited

Moses met with the Lord on the far side of the desert (Exodus 3:1). There the LORD spoke to Moses from a burning bush. It was not in some favored vacation spot, where a cool breeze and soft pillow are sought after. It was no weekend retreat that promised comfort and plenty to eat. Rather,

Resurrection Sunday

Today’s message was from the Book of Judges series; Gideon, Part 3. Here is my most recent contribution to the Times News – Pastor’s Corner. The Nature of Man. The nature of man is a paramount doctrine in the Bible. Without a proper understanding of the nature of man we are at risk of creating

Sticks, Stones, and Names

The old saying, sticks and stones may break your bones but names will never harm you, must be the product of a humanistic self-esteem program to give comfort to those who feel sorry for themselves. Names in the bible are significant. They are meant to describe a person or shape into him a particular characteristic. A

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