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The 5 questions posited to John Mac on his death-bed. An enthusiastic response to each. Why modern evangelicals don't accept assurance tied to evangelical obedience.

Some discussion of the many things that are going on around here, and also a discussion of a commentary on Proverbs and the Immoral, or "strange woman" mentioned in the book of Proverbs numerous times.

Interesting updates given to me by Monergism. And the discussion of revivals and guarding against spiritual backsliding.

At my son's request, I traveled with him to a Baptist Bible Conference. I had no expectations in my mind, I went to it because my son was going to be going alone to represent the seminary here at one of the booths that were set up.

Update on the trials that we are surrounded with and direction in this ministry and narrations.

If you're looking for the "happily ever after" part of the Bible, Psalm 88 is definitely not the place to find it. It is widely considered the darkest, most sorrowful psalm in the entire collection. While most psalms of lament end with a glimmer of hope or a "but God" moment, Psalm 88 ends with the word "darkness. The Nature of His Suffering Heman doesn't describe a single bad day; he describes a lifetime of misery. His story is defined by three specific layers of pain: 1. Lifelong Affliction 2. Social Isolation. 3. Spiritual Desertion.

A discussion on Christian experience, self-examination and the subject of assurance of salvation.

I have heard you, you have spoken. After many hours of prayer and seeking direction, I have determined the direction to prioritize going forward. Give it a listen.

There has been a lot of scandals in the Christian news these days. Did John Owen, Richard Sibbes, other writers of a bygone day say anything that can help us get to the foundation of this problem? I at least tried to gather up their counsel for you. I hope it is enlightening.