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Of all the “old dead wise guys” from whom I glean scriptural insight and encouragement, Horatius Bonar’s voice is definitely the one to which I resort …
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This article was originally written for 1517. The Gospel of John is filled with an assortment of decisive Scriptures which showcase the divinity of the…
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My new college football cuddling buddy.I think I found a new cuddling buddy for college football games. She’s such a charmer!
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I am very grateful for the book, The Preacher’s Catechism, by Lewis Allen, which was gifted to me recently by a pastor friend (thanks, Jason!). The con…
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1 Kings 22:1–40 / October 17, 2021 / Stonington Baptist Church, Paxinos, PA
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Welcome to the world, Bailey Love.Welcome to the world, Bailey Love. I’m so glad to finally meet you — you and all your 8lb. 14oz. glory! I already adore everything about you. Yo…
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I’ve been doing a bit of reflecting, lately, on what the pandemic has taught me. Truth be told, that’s probably a very long lesson, with a bevy of sub-…
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A condensed version of this article has also appeared on 1517. Normally, 1 Kings 19 is read in such a way that Elijah, the Lord’s prophet, appears to b…
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My little rascals.Got to enjoy some time outdoors (before it poured) today with these two rascals.
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My better half.Today is my beautiful bride’s birthday! I’m so glad I get to celebrate her! She’s pretty much amazing in every single way. She’s has an incandes…
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What makes a gospel sermon a “gospel sermon”? That might seem like a silly inquiry to make but it actually isn’t, especially considering the state of t…
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Philippians 2:12–18 / October 10, 2021 / Stonington Baptist Church, Paxinos, PA
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