The Gadarene Demoniac, a Picture of Hope

John tells us that the number of miracles Jesus did in his earthly ministry was so great that the world could not contain the books it would take to record them all (John 21:25). So, to give us a clear picture of Who our Savior is, the gospels are selective in the accounts they convey. … Continue reading The Gadarene Demoniac, a Picture of Hope

Two Kinds of Bosses

My middle daughter used to play for the university soccer team. In the four years she was there, her team won the national championship three times. (I like to say it was because of her, but actually it was a team effort.) That team loved their coach. I’ll call him “Coach C.” Coach C. demanded … Continue reading Two Kinds of Bosses

Fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14)

I have been studying medical billing and coding. That means I have been studying a lot about human anatomy and physiology. The amount of engineering alone that God has put into our design boggles the mind. There are so many systems and organs that are wonders all their own and then to think how they … Continue reading Fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14)

Do you have a dumb list?

Do you have a dumb list? You know, those things you did in life that when you look back on them you think: “Whoa! THAT was stupid!” I have one (probably several) and if you’re honest with yourself, you probably have one too. Most of us can’t navigate life without generating at least one dumb … Continue reading Do you have a dumb list?

Peter’s Final Thoughts

When a speaker says, “in conclusion,” especially if that speaker is a preacher, it usually means he’s not concluding, just continuing. Peter, however, is indeed concluding the last of his two epistles with three main ideas. 2 Peter 3:14-18 (14)  Wherefore, beloved, seeing that ye look for such things, be diligent that ye may be … Continue reading Peter’s Final Thoughts

DeJa’Vu All Over Again: How the Flood and the Lord’s Return are Alike

Building on his assertion that the promises of God are sure, Peter transitions from his talk regarding Noah and the Flood to speaking about the Lord’s return.