“Dinner Table Debate”

This past Wednesday I had the opportunity to preach the first time in a Homiletics class. My sermon was based on Hebrews 12:1-2. If you are interested in hearing it, and the critique from the professor and students that followed click here. Students who attend Greenville Seminary are (for the most part) to preach extemporaneously. In the past, I have

I come from a long line of ministers, going directly back to multiple great-grandparents in Scotland (yes, of course they were Presbyterians). So my visit to Scotland got me thinking, especially when we stopped in a shop near Loch Ness and I wanted to pick up a Scottish tartan tie. The helpful lady informed me that my family name appears

Turning forty three is pretty irrelevant, you know? I mean, forty was big…I guess. Fifty will be big. But for now, you are just…middle aged. Back when I was riding in the 90s I would go for big rides, weather permitting, on my birthday, just to sort of spit in age’s face. So since I’m back on the bike, I