Christians should think of voting, not as choosing between the lesser of two evils, but as a way of “lessening evil.” Voting and the Lesser of Two Evils, By: John Stonestreet As Election Day, Tuesday, November 3rd, fast approaches, I thought it appropriate to make one final post encouraging everyone, especially conservative Christians, to vote. … More “Voting and the Lesser of Two Evils” – 10/31/2026
I call the image above an example of the utopia dream many across America share. I say this not because I care nothing about getting along with our neighbors. After all, Jesus commands it. No, I, too, wish we could all live together without strife, but we all know, or should know, that man’s sinful … More “Religious Liberty” – 10/28/2026
When most folks, Christian or not, think of adoption today, they think of infertile couples who adopt a child. They bring an outsider into their family. This outsider has little to no say in the matter of who will choose them; they do not pick their adoptive parents. This holds true in the often-neglected biblical … More Study – “Adoption” – 10/14/2026
Today we continue our multi-part series on human suffering and God’s role in it. Over the next few weeks, I hope to explore and expand the Doctrine of Human Suffering and help you gain at least a basic understanding of it. SECTION III: devotional-type studies As always, I sincerely desire that this and every post … More “Human Suffering and God” – Part IV -10/05/2026
Today we continue our multi-part series on human suffering and God’s role in it. Over the next few weeks, I hope to explore and expand the Doctrine of Human Suffering to provide at least a basic understanding of it. Section II: Definitions, Study series, and Theology As always, I sincerely desire that this and every … More “Human Suffering and God” – Part III – 09/23/2026
In the Epistle to the Hebrews, the doctrine of suffering is put in this way: “All chastening seems for the present to be not joyous–but grievous: yet afterward it yields peaceable fruit unto them that have been exercised thereby, even the fruit of righteousness.” Lifes Byways and Waysides – Grace Gems! – by J.R. Miller, … More “Human Suffering and God” – Part II- Sunday Sermon Series – 09/20/2026
In the Epistle to the Hebrews, the doctrine of suffering is put in this way: “All chastening seems for the present to be not joyous–but grievous: yet afterward it yields peaceable fruit unto them that have been exercised thereby, even the fruit of righteousness.” Lifes Byways and Waysides – Grace Gems! – by J.R. Miller, … More “Human Suffering and God” – Part I – 09/16/2026
This is a L O N G post, and yt it contains no information anywhere near enough to touch on even the borders of this subject. My prayer is that I have written and referenced enough for you to become a Berean and dig deeply into the subject on your own. COMMENT Before starting any … More Study and Sermon- “What Is Saving Faith in Jesus Christ?” – 08/30/2026
This summer, 02 July – 04 Aug, I had the honor of once again serving with Tribute to Fallen Soldiers NW as we traveled across the United States to honor Gold Star Families. We visited 52 families in 24 days across 18 states. One of the questions I got this year, more than in the … More “Can I Get a Witness” – 08/19/2026
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
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