Worth Your Time

• July 17, 2023

  WYT: July 17, 2023

  Tim Challies hits it out of the park with this post, provocatively titled “If Satan Took Up Marriage Counseling.” It reveals much about how our culture’s view of marriage differs […]

• June 19, 2023

  WYT: June 19, 2023 (and a note going forward…)

  Good morning! I want to point your reading toward two articles that I’ve found helpful, but before I do that, let me give a note about these “Worth Your Time” […]

• May 15, 2023

  WYT: May 15, 2023

  As I draw nearer to completing a personal study on Luke, I was struck this morning by Luke 24:45: “Then he opened their minds to understand the Scriptures…” and Jesus […]

• May 8, 2023

  WYT: May 8, 2023

  I’m continually amazed at the depth of the scriptures, how a passage that is so short and familiar has riches that only reveal themselves after repeated reading, sometimes over the […]

• May 1, 2023

  WYT: May 1, 2023

  For those of you who are familiar with Operation Mobilization, Justin Taylor has an interesting reflection on the death of their founder, George Verwer. Our own church has had quite […]

• April 10, 2023

  WYT: April 10, 2023

  A number of years ago, I realized that Sunday morning was a stressful time for me. With two young children, it was quite the task to get ready, let alone […]

• April 3, 2023

  WYT: April 3, 2023

  Yesterday, Palm Sunday, began what we traditionally call “Holy Week” – the days between Christ’s entry into Jerusalem and his rising from the grave on Easter Sunday. Each of the […]

• March 27, 2023

  WYT: March 27, 2023

  I recently started reading through a short book by the Puritan author Thomas Watson and was reminded of two very precious truths. The first is that a book doesn’t have […]

• March 20, 2023

  WYT: March 20, 2023

  This morning I’d like to point your attention toward two helpful resources… The first is a parable written by Tim Challies about providence: “I want you to imagine that, at […]

• March 13, 2023

  WYT: March 13, 2023

  One of the temptations in our “instant everything” world is to react to events around us immediately. To give our opinion on anything and everything without knowing all the facts, […]