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Jul 2019
Anyone of us who has dealt with planting a garden and like a lawn free of weeds and crabgrass, soon realizes the battle they will have throughout that season. These enemies of the soil are not only noxious but resistant and resilient. If left unchecked they will spread, take over and begin to steal the nutrients from the soil intended and needed for the plants and lawn. We all realize the consequences of neglect and what the end result will produce. The fruit of our labors will be diminished, less nourishing and......
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October 29, 2018
“Act Justly” – Giving People What They Deserve
The Big Three This is a wonderful passage isn’t it? I remember being in high school/college/seminary and, no matter what course I was taking, the question on every student’s mind was the same: ‘What’s going...
October 23, 2018
Drowning in Rivers of Oil
What does the Lord require of me? When the Lord looks at me, a sinner He’s rescued from sin and death, what does He expect to find? Micah 6:8 famously asks and answers that very...
October 22, 2018
The Blood That Delivered Us, and Keeps Delivering Us
In Micah 6, the Lord calls upon the mountains and the hills to witness His accusation against His people. Why have they been so unfaithful? Why have they abandoned Him for other gods, for idols?...
August 28, 2018
Godly Living in a Godless Age, Part 2
This is a continuation of yesterday’s blog. Please see the introduction to that blog if you missed it. P. Gene Keeping Life in Perspective Sin always brings some form of death. Always. Jesus always...
August 27, 2018
Godly Living in a Godless Age, Part 1
Our Greatest Challenge It’s clearly the greatest challenge any believer faces in following Jesus today: How can I remain godly in a godless age? This week I’m doing something a bit differently in the blogs....