Some Little Bytes in a Big Kingdom

Computer can be used for evil. Computer can be used for good. Whether at The Grammy’s or at Gethsemane, it can be an audio-visual tool that directs a performance and researches symbols or it can edit a service and research the Scriptures. And as I pray “thy kingdom come” and read the books such as … Continue reading Some Little Bytes in a Big Kingdom →

Spur of the Moment NT Summary

This is how well I want to be familiar with the contents of the Bible. I missed hitting record for the first few books of the answer to this question, and he stops before he gets to the book of Philippians, but what is stopping us from knowing the word like we know football stats, … Continue reading Spur of the Moment NT Summary →

I believe; help my unbelief!

Amen and amen. True faith is always aware how small and inadequate it is. The father becomes a believer not when he amasses a sufficient quantum of faith but when he risks everything on what little faith he has, when he yields his insufficiency to the true sufficiency of Jesus, “ ‘I do believe; help me … Continue reading I believe; help my unbelief! →

Unknown, Yet Well Known

The only thing I knew about him was from the friend who initially called me about the job: “You’ll like Phil. He’s a preacher.”

Sermon: Common Grace

This is a topical message I preached at Gethsemane Baptist Temple in Starr, SC on May 15, 2022. The subject was coming grace--that we can learn from all areas of life that God has given people wisdom in. It is also posted to test out restarting the podcast I had from 2004–2014. In addition to … Continue reading Sermon: Common Grace →

The Bible & Technology

In the late 90s, I destroyed my first computer. I’m not exactly sure what I did to it, but I know that taking it apart and putting it back together didn’t fix the little blinking cursor on an otherwise blank screen.