Today we consider the ongoing reality that we have blood flowing in our streets, not because of riots, protests or insurrections but because we kill our own children.

I give thanks for an old friend and ask what happened at the Capitol Building on January 6, 2021.

We consider the nature and meaning of prayer from the Shorter Catechism and remember Rome's papal bull excommunicating Luther, Exsurge Domine.

Today we affirm the obvious, that we never believe we're always right but always believe we're right. Plus, encouragement for husbands and fathers to lead in their homes.

Today we consider the true source of our loss of liberty, leaders who don't care about the law and citizens that are utterly ignorant of it.

I give thanks for a friend from Sunday School. Plus, why, ultimately it's not that all lives matter but that no lives matter. Believe it or not, believer or not.

Seeking ministry partners and asking if making New Year resolutions is a healthy thing or not.

We provide a brief look at II John and encourage the reading of Frederic Bastiat's The Law, a brief book that can change your life.

We consider the view that the human soul is able to die (it is) and remember that we, the poor in spirit are rich in spirit.

Lisa and I come together to discuss the fruit of the Spirit in the context of marriage, today focussing on joy.