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A Better Way to Read Biblical Prophecy
02.04.21 | Coffee Stained Notebook | by John Jones
Paul House is a professor of Old Testament at Beeson Divinity School at Samford University in Birmingham (faculty page). He is an excellent commentator on the OT prophets and his Old Testament Survey has become a standard for...
02.02.21 | Coffee Stained Notebook | by John Jones
Multiple tornadoes swept through (and swept away much of) our East Brainerd community. This happened the evening of Easter Sunday, 2020. As best as they could, the deacons of our church mobilized the Mercy Committee to not...
01.29.21 | Coffee Stained Notebook | by John Jones
I have made it a pet project, so to speak, of collecting quotes, biblical passages, and various resources about depression and despair that I think may be relevant to the Christian life. Maybe...
01.28.21 | Shepherding | by Dan Steere
During this enforced break from overseas travel, I have been writing some thoughts from the life of David for the encouragement of our Ghanaian brethren. Perhaps we all could use some encouragement to look beyond our current circumstances to see...
01.28.21 | Coffee Stained Notebook | by John Jones
The role of a theologian in addressing the challenges of contemporary culture is often called Public Theology. In what way is it appropriate for a pastor-scholar to speak to ethical concerns in the life of the public square? As Owen Strachan...
01.26.21 | Coffee Stained Notebook | by John Jones
CSN is a miscellany from John’s interdisciplinary reading and listening intake. The notebook is sometimes theological. Sometimes cultural. Sometimes devotional.
01.21.21 | Shepherding | by Jake Bennett
While our hope is in the coming kingdom of God, it is also essential that we hold fast to the grace and peace that flow from the person and work of our Lord Jesus.
01.14.21 | Shepherding | by Eric Mullinax
With regular inundation of pandemic statistics, governmental chaos, and disheartening displays of public insurrection, I need to be reminded that Jesus reigns.
01.07.21 | Pastoral Care | by John Jones
This fabric of togetherness is interwoven in the Christian life at creation; God’s own opinion is that aloneness is not good. Dear saints, the Christian fabric says “togetherness” because we need this to live.
12.17.20 | Missions & Outreach | by Judy Foster
You have given generously in so many different ways, using many different gifts. Whether you packed a box, donated items, helped on packing day, worked the Collection site, gave money for shipping and/or evangelism, carried boxes to the chancel...
