This table isn’t sturdy enough to hold what’s on it. Nor is this room big enough to contain it. This bread and wine isn’t potent enough to localize it. Seemingly. As Solomon once asked, “But will God …
Queen Lucy on the Lord’s Supper
Meditations
It Speaks of Christ
The glory of baptism is that it speaks of Christ. It tells of Christ’s grace which covers and cleanses and converts not only the individual saint, but also households and, one day, all the nations. …
The Death Blow to Atheism
There’s been a steady march from Darwin down to the present madness that afflicts our nation. As soon as creation, and man in particular, is no longer seen as the handiwork of Almighty God, the slow …
Stewards of the Mysteries
Paul calls the elders of the church at Corinth, “stewards of the mysteries of God (1 Cor. 4:1).” Bear with me as we do a little word study. The Greek word here mysteria (i.e. mysteries), was …
Justly Deserved Injustice
Justice isn’t defined by the conglomerated feelings of society. The ancient lie, which continually rears its head throughout history, is that justice is a balancing act of satiating competing …
Forgive, Forget, then Feast
We’re fast approaching the season where we gather with friends and family for much holiday feasting. The all-too-typical disposition in our society towards these gatherings is a sort of foreboding …
Blood Bleached Robes
The OT priests began their daily ministry adorned in white garments which became stained with blood through the course of the day, and would have to be washed for the next day’s ministry. The Gospel …
Termites in the Framing
Certain sins––like murder, burglary, adultery––are like driving a backhoe through the center of your house. Other sins are like starting a termite colony behind the drywall. The destructive reality of …