Lisa and I begin a new series on ethics. Plus, the folly of thinking conspirators are scrupulous, God coming down to Babel, the birds of the field, and the immeasurable scope of His grace, and its call for our gratitude.

I celebrate Lisa's success and diligence as a Proverbs 31 woman, consider the removal of Kevin MacCarthy from the Speaker's chair, see the image of God at Babel and ask the question, should we be celebrating Jewish feasts?

Lisa and I discuss husbands and wives discussing the Biblle. I critique Shutdown Theater, when the government pretends to embrace fiscal sanity. I consider the life of Nimrod, Abram as a wanderer in his own land, and our call to seek wisdom.

Lisa and I discuss her good work encouraging ladies on social media. Why Sean Hannity's pitch for AM radio is fascist, how Noah's geneology reminds us of important truths, the weariness the comes with serving two masters, plus, why the western world's worldview is both arrogant and humiliated.

Lisa and I discuss how confidence in His sovereignty should create confidence He is near. I consider false prophets, Noah and Ham, Detroit's little cars of the 70s and give counsel on how to talk to atheists.

Lisa and I consider how God's sovereignty comforts us in hard times. I offer sympathy for the Jet's hard times and remember Jesus never fails. I give thanks for God's rainbow ad reflect on the wise prayer of my wife, asking God for mighty tenderness.

Lisa and I contiue our discussion on God's sovereignty and marriage. I explain how cynicism destroyed the Soviet Union and is destroying the US. Month of Sundays looks at God's gift of uniformity. Good News consider the eye as the lamp of the body and I give 5 reasons bloggers use lists.

Lisa and I discuss how embracing God's sovereignty impacts our marriage. I warn of dangerous days ahead in our culture. I explore what Noah might have felt on leaving the ark, remember NFL quarterbacks whose career twilights reached me and finally, the blessing of being a free slave.

Lisa and I continue to discuss her success gardening, focusing on cooking and canning. I bemoan Reformed turf wars past and present. We consider the long process of Noah getting to dry ground, Jesus' admonition to seek heavenly treasures and how I am a slave, and that's a good thing.

Lisa and I continue to discuss her successful gardening project. I explore the arguments that running backs are underpaid. I remember visiting the Grand Canyon, God's Graveyard. I explore Abram's lie to Pharoah. Finally, under what circumstances is revolution justified?