Top Articles of 2020
Here is a look at the most read articles from my website in 2020. I pray they resonate with you.
🗒️ Articles
5 Years Later
In completing a 5-year term on the Board of Trustees at North Greenville University, I am incredibly grateful to have witnessed what God has done during this time. I can’t wait to see what is next for the university where Christ makes the difference.
Bible Readings for Christmas
If you are wanting to keep the focus on Christ this Christmas, prioritize reading the Bible together as a family. Here’s where to start.
The Birth of Jesus
Prepare your heart for Christmas. Check out this helpful video by the Bible Project that will help you and your family visualize the Christmas story from the Gospel of Luke.
Why Attempting to Appease Others Makes You Unable to Please God
People’s approval is fickle and fleeting. God’s approval is whole and worthwhile. How can you keep your eyes focused on seeking the approval of God rather than the approval of man?
Concentrating on Christ at Christmas
Christmas as it is celebrated today is badly in need of a radical reformation. What was at first a spontaneous expression of an innocent pleasure has been carried to inordinate excess.
O Come, All You Unfaithful
I have loved this new Christmas song. “O Come, All You Unfaithful” by Sovereign Grace Music might be the surprising encouragement that you need this year.
Why Your Pastor Might Be Ready to Quit
Every year, many pastors burn out and quit. Why is that such a common reality? Discover ten things that might be discouraging your pastor, and how to help him address it.
The Biggest Misunderstanding of the Old Testament
The biggest misunderstanding of the Old Testament is thinking that God ever expected people to work for their salvation. It has always been grace through faith, and it always will be.
Sermon on the Mount
Matthew 5-7 archives the greatest sermon in the history of the world. As Jesus gathered His growing followers together, He taught a simple yet thorough overview of how Kingdom citizens should live. Christianity is more than a mere association of rules, but it is a complete dedication to a countercultural lifestyle.