I have read through many different study bibles over the decades, but none has been more inspirational to me than The Spurgeon Study Bible. Other study Bibles have all been educational and extremely worthwhile to read. They remain within arm's reach of my desk for continuing Bible study and lesson planning when teaching. They all …
2020 Goal Results & 2021 Plans
In spite of the weirdness and loss which was a significant part of 2020, I'm glad to say that I did fairly well on meeting the goals I published here a year ago. Of course, 2020 will mostly be remembered for the havoc that the COVID-19 pandemic wrought on the entire world population. I will …
A Tribute to My Mother-in-law, Jean Kiger
On July 15, 2020 my dear 94-year-old mother-in-law, Jean Kiger, passed from this life to the next. A tiny, tough, wonderful woman, Jean had recently survived harsh falls, COVID-19, pneumonia and blood clots. Eventually, though, her body finally gave out, and following a long goodbye of two weeks with her unresponsive and unable to communicate, …
Book Review: “Coronavirus and Christ” by John Piper
I admit to being a bit surprised when I first saw a post about John Piper's recent, small book Coronavirus and Christ. I wasn't quite sure what to expect. Since the book was being offered as a free PDF to anyone wanting it, I downloaded it and read it over the past weekend. A slight …
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Book Review: “Reformation Study Bible”
Since becoming a Christian in high school nearly 50 years ago, reading my Bible has been among the most important things I do daily. I wish I could say that I've never missed a day, but that but be woefully untrue. Still, by God's grace I've been able to read the Bible cover to cover …
