The high chair that my kids use at the dinner table is a prime example of the modern proverb, “One man’s trash is another man’s...

In light of Stephen’s rebuttal of the false charges lodged against him regarding the temple, I thought it would be helpful to expand on...

While I won’t be discussing the rise of the office of deacon in Acts 6 in the sermon, I thought it would be helpful to use this...

There is a known adage that says, “all truth is God’s truth.” Understood rightly, it is a wise saying. What we can take from this saying...

When we talk about the simplicity of God, we have in mind the idea that God cannot be broken down into parts. In order to wrap our minds...

The final section of Acts 4 highlights the importance of linking our deeds with our words. Just as the disciples prayed that God would...

The rallying cry of Presbyterians is “Decency and Order!” While we’re not the only denomination that has thought through lots of things...

There are two additional ideas related to the resurrection on this Easter Sunday that I want to present, and both of them have to do to...

The lame beggar presents an interesting question: how is it that he had the faith to grab Peter’s hand? Luke records nothing other than...

Every year, when we sing or hear “Joy to the World” around Christmas time, we sing a song that anticipates the work of our Lord Jesus...

If you’re familiar with Psalm 137, it’s probably because of the difficult final words of the psalm. But it’s not fair to make this psalm...

In the White Desert of western Egypt, you will find rocks shaped like mushrooms. These rocks have been carved by the erosive power of the...