Ministry Opportunity for Cincinnati April 7-8

Yes, I am officially retiring…from tennis. There was a day, more than two decades ago, when I could give anyone a run on the court. But I played Mike O’Fallon yesterday morning, and it was terribly frustrating to know what you should do but simply lack the ability to do so. But then the true idiocy exploded when I played

I was going to comment on some more material in Bryson’s book, but I’ll leave that for Tuesday evening’s DL. I’ll content myself this Lord’s Day evening with noting Paul’s words to Timothy in 2 Tim. 3:14: “You, however, continue in the things you have learned and become convinced of, knowing from whom you have learned them.” I grew up

   Chris Arnzen, long known as the (in)famous introducer (and arranger) of The Great Debate series on Long Island, will be starting his own radio program live drive-time in the afternoons on Long Island this week, and I will be joining him to discuss Pulpit Crimes. The program airs 3-4pm on WNYG, 1440 am. You can listen to the program on

Hitting the road for a few weeks (literally, as I will be training for the Sunrise Century while in Santa Fe and Boulder during the days, speaking at night!). This weekend I am in Houston (pondered riding…considered the hassles, and mainly, the humidity, and decided I needed a break!): Grace Reformed Baptist Church 3930 Glade Valley Dr. in Kingwood, TX

OK, I know, Baptists are not supposed to know, or at least use, words like “advent” since that sounds way too liturgical and all. But, it is a good biblical word, describing that tremendous historical event when the eternal Son of God, the one through whom all things were made, entered into His own creation, taking on flesh, being made

   I would like to thank many folks that this book is being printed even as you are reading this blog today. Those who support A&O, the folks who helped in editing, Rich Pierce and our volunteers like Dave Gere, Mike Gaydosh and the folks at Solid Ground, Mike O’Fallon, Chris Arnzen, my family, the folks at PRBC, and, especially for