Monthly Archives: December 2011

If you’re alive, then you’ve experienced criticism. Whether from a family member, a friend, a coworker, or a peer: we all experience criticism from time to time. The truth is, not all conflict is bad: some conflict is helpful. So, … Continue reading →

Should you walk? Practically speaking, if you want to get anywhere, you better. Philosophically speaking, however, it’s a little deeper still. To walk, in a philosophical sense, suggests momentum, progress, and forward motion. John Piepont Morgan (aka J. P. Morgan) … Continue reading →

Following this weekend’s message on Genesis 18:16-19:38, I wanted to rewrite a few thoughts for memory’s sake: God’s judgment is inevitable. This is the first and most important point. If we fail to recognize this theme throughout the Scriptures (here … Continue reading →