Messed Up Family?

From Jon Bloom: Have you ever noticed how hard it is to find an example of what we would call a “healthy family” in the Bible? It’s a lot easier to find families with a lot of sin and a lot of pain than to find families with a lot of harmony. For example, here’s […]

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Graduation Day

Today is the day for my firstborn’s graduation from high school. How did it happen that fast? She has been an instrument of God’s grace in our lives in multiplied ways.  But mostly we are profoundly gratified to see the grace of God and His salvation actively working in her life to conform her to […]

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There’s an Aggie in the house!

This blog is generally not for personal posts.  But on occasion, I feel compelled to share some happy personal news.  Today is one of those days. Late this evening, Elizabeth remembered — “It’s Wednesday!”  That’s the day that Texas A & M posts acceptance letters for next fall. She logged in. She uttered a long […]

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Grab Bag

A few links of interest that I’ve come across in the past couple weeks: “Great Cloud of Witnesses” — missionary stories compiled by Urbana.  I’ve not read much on this site, but what led me to it was an interest in a pair of articles about Jim Elliott, written by his brother-in-law, David Howard (Pt […]

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Book Review: A Passion for God

Title:  A Passion for God:  the Spiritual Journey of A. W. Tozer Author:  Lyle Dorsett Publisher:  Moody Press, 2008; 189 pp. $14.95 Recommendation (4-star scale):  Shortly after beginning seminary, I purchased a small anthology of A. W. Tozer’s works.  I did not need to read long before I was taken by this writer.  I knew […]

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Grab Bag

Good stuff I’ve seen while meandering around the internet this week: Justin Taylor offers an overview of a number of recent articles in World on abortion The lead article on abortion in World by Marvin Olasky. CCEF (Christian Counseling & Education Foundation) has a new website, with additional resources, including articles, a blog, and audio […]

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Today is an important day

Today is an important day. Twenty-two years ago today, I was living in Dallas and made a trip to the airport to pick up Raye Jeanne, who was living in Washington state at the time.  She was coming for a 7-10 day visit between my school semesters. After picking her up, we stopped by the […]

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