The Story of the Tree
The Bible is a book of trees.
Trees bring life. Trees bring a curse. Trees provide protection and cleansing. Trees are where you meet with God. All of this is picked up in the New Testament assertion that Jesus died on a tree (Galatians 3). The Bible is dominated by stories and symbols. Those symbols are embedded in story, they don’t... Continue Reading
The Savior, Stuff, & Your Heart
The Sower & Soils, Part 4
Jesus, speaking of the rich young ruler to His disciples, tells us that when we care for the world, we won’t get the world. But if we pursue the Kingdom of God, we get the earth, too. Pursue the earth’s riches, and they die with you. Pursue Heaven’s Redeemer, and you get Him who died... Continue Reading
The Christian and Imagination
Creativity must serve truth, or it becomes nonsense.
Truth gained by reason provides the substance and limitations for the imagination which works to give meaning to the appearances of life. Imagination’s creativity must give meaning to what is, which is to say, wherever imagination works creatively, it must give public meaning to reality. Growing up in the 1950s in a rural village... Continue Reading
“Why Should I Care?”
Christians must not forget or ignore the parable of the Good Samaritan.
Jesus expected His followers to care for others, and to do what they could to help them. He did NOT expect them to remain callous, indifferent, and focused solely on themselves. Claiming that ‘I am not on anyone’s side—I am just on God’s side’ [doesn’t] cut it. If there is one theme that arises... Continue Reading
Blood & Soil, Weak & (Relatively) Worthless
The Church is the society and family that matters most.
What is the importance and relevance of blood/genetics in “the kingdom of the Lord Jesus Christ, the house and family of God”—the church? The apostle Paul would say, in relative terms, none at all.…The blood that matters is that of Christ, and the soil that matters is that of the new heavens and the new... Continue Reading
Through ‘the Doorway of Heaven’: In Honor of John M. Perkins
Honoring Brother John the way he would have wanted—starting with God, being one in Christ, preaching the Gospel, and teaching the truth.
“I’m living at the doorway of heaven….aware that any day could be my last. Joy is all around me. My heart overflows with gratitude for this joy. It has not diminished over time. It grows more radiant each and every day, with the promise of heaven set before me.”—John M. Perkins I read a... Continue Reading
Islam, Football, and Ramadan
The attempted ongoing colonization of the UK through an Islam that demands total surrender to its will.
There are increasing encroachments of Islamic culture into modern British life—not as an expression of tolerance, but rather an expression of dominance. Who had football clubs promoting Islam and celebrating Ramadan on their bingo card for 2026? Not me, but then maybe I am out of touch. I was astonished when I heard of... Continue Reading
PCA Minister, Ronald John Brady, Called Home to Glory
Ronald J. Brady, served others with quiet humility, deep faith, and a teacher’s heart, died on March 14, 2026, at the age of 88.
Brady studied at Moody Bible Institute and at the University of Dubuque, where he earned a bachelor’s degree. He later earned a Master of Theology from Wheaton College and a Master of Divinity from McCormick Seminary in 1965. In 1979, he completed a Doctor of Ministry degree through Westminster Seminary in Philadelphia. Ronald John... Continue Reading
Mississippi PCA Pastor Pleads Guilty to Criminal Charges
PCA Teaching Elder Christopher Willett has reached an agreement with prosecutors in his criminal case pending in Copiah County, Mississippi.
According to an agreement signed last week, Willett has agreed to plead guilty to statutory rape, sexual battery, and incest. As part of the plea deal, the Copiah County District Attorney’s Office has agreed to recommend that Willett be sentenced to the maximum of 30 years. PCA Teaching Elder Christopher Willett has reached an... Continue Reading
Our Heavenly Homeland
Fixing our eyes on Christ and the better things that are yet to come in Him.
What is so beautiful about heaven is not simply the fact that the effects of the curse (sin, death, and misery) are no longer present; what makes heaven truly heaven is the fact that God Himself is present there. What will our next home be like? Many people know the joy of living in... Continue Reading
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