When reading the first Psalm, what first came to mind was how obviously relevant it is to today’s society. Today, we have three types of people: those who follow God (v.1-3 and 6a); they are called blessed. Those who prefer evil (v.4-6b); they are called wicked. Compare how Spurgeon opens the two sermons below: The … More Sunday Sermon Series – “The Two Ways to Live” (Psalm 1) – 08/16/26
OOPS, forgot to hit the publish button twice yesterday 🙃 . “Deliver me out of the mire, and let me not sink.” Psalm 69:14 PSALM 69 COMMENTS I may be wrong (it happens now and then 😇🤣), but I think Christians are the least likely to admit to being overwhelmed. We have this distorted sense … More Sunday Sermon Series “Overwhelmed” 8/09/2026
SCRIPTURE JUDE 3 COMMENTARY/STUDY Some believe that when we speak of Common Salvation, we mean Salvation that is universal, that it is freely offered to all mankind. One of the main texts for this position is Titus 2:11. The twisted understanding of this comes mostly from the fact that, for the past 48 years, readers … More Sunday Sermon Series – “Common Salvation” – 04/12/2026
I am praying that all my families, friends, and readers have not been overly impacted by the winter storm that has moved through the US. Here in my area of Mississippi, we had lots of rain, some freezing rain, and more rain, along with high winds and very cold temperatures. The outside temperature this morning … More Saturday Study and Sunday Sermon- “CIVIL” – 01/25 – 26/2026
COMMENT As I glanced over the Beautiful Christian Life January monthly newsletter (attached), I tried to remember the last time I seriously thought about Holiness. I often think of it in the context of God’s sovereignty, but rarely the Holiness of God as its own doctrine or how it applies to you and me. Oh, … More Sunday Sermon Series – “Holiness” – 01/18/2026
I never thought, 20 or so years ago, when I first read some of Edwards’ works, that I would have much in common with him. The older I get, however, and as this drawing shows, we actually have something very much in common. Oh, for certain, I am not claiming to be the great preacher … More Monday Humor (+) – 01/12/2026
TEXT Philemon – Full Chapter Philemon – Overview COMMENTARY Philemon was an inhabitant of Colosse, a person of some note and wealth, and a convert under the ministry of St. Paul. Onesimus was the slave of Philemon: having run away from his master, he went to Rome, where he was converted to the Christian faith, … More Sunday Sermon Series – “The Liberal’s Epistle” – 01/11/2026
A soldier unresolved to fight, may be easily defeated. Frequently renew settled and holy resolutions. The weakness of our graces, the strength of our temptations, and the diligence of our spiritual enemies—require strong resolutions. Pithy gems from the Puritan Stephen Charnock (1628 – 1680), GraceGems.org COMMENT I can not speak for you, but 2025 was … More New Year’s Resolution(s) – 2026
FSMandFSMWO prays your hearts are filled with the joy and peace that only comes from our risen Savior, whose birth we celebrate this Christmas. MacArthur’s quote is especially relevant today. Folks either focus on what is in front of them (Manger) and overlook the impact (birth of Creator), or they are so focused on what … More Christmas 2025
COMMENTS It is rare to find a Christian who does not hunger to know God’s Will. The Bible tells us this should be part of our daily routine: Acts 20:27 – For I did not shrink from declaring to you the whole purpose of God Acts 22:14 – And he said, ‘The God of our … More Sunday Sermon Series – “God’s Will” – 11/02/2025
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