We read Ephesians 5:22-26 and there is no avoiding it: God has called men to be spiritual leaders in the home.

No matter what you are going through you have to know that you can keep going because God keeps his word.

The church must spot the lie. The church must preach and teach the truth. The church must celebrate God-made order.

Jesus Christ is the hope of all nations and from the nations he will gather his people.

There are few things more dangerous to a church than a pastor who is extraordinarily endowed on the gifting side and extraordinarily deficient on the character side.

There are great opportunities for thought and care for the little things in how your sanctuary is set up.

There is no substitute for being present. There is no greater gift than helping another understand the Bible.

Is there a certain test - designed by you, administered by you, and graded by you - that one must pass to be included in God’s kingdom?

We insist we have “good news” for the world. But not for a moment can we think the news is good because it has somehow done away with notions of an angry, wrathful God.

Discipleship to Christ is very difficult. But it is incomparably joyful.