Naked and Clothed Worship: Communion with God in Quarantine
Do you ever have moments where you see, hear, or read something that instantly makes you think, “I need to
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Month: April 2020
An Open Letter to My Christian Friends
Dear Reader, This morning I read a recent article posted by the conservative writer, Rod Dreher. It included some very insightful comments about the nature of certain people’s responses to Coronavirus described in a couple letters he received. His analysis of what was written to him is the most convicting line in the article. It is what I hope you will take away from this open letter to think about as we approach the Lord’s day. He says, “This, my friends, is what apocalypse does: it reveals.” After I read this, I instinctively asked the question: how is my time of isolation revealing a preparedness for the coming of the Lord, or how is it not? What am I grasping at? I must confess that my heart has been in desperate search for comfort, security, and a sense of normal routine. I find that the desire for this, and its highly regarded place in my life, often serves as a
The Quarantine of the Soul During Coronavirus
The Advantage of Quarantine When I first heard about the Coronavirus, I was wondering how big of an impact it
John Owen and Intellectual Idolatry
“Little children, keep yourselves from idols.” 1 John 5:21 Today I want to delve into a concept from John Owen’s
Roger Scruton, “Nothing Buttery,” and a Goal of Philosophy
There is a helpful section in the late Roger Scruton which accords well with one of the main goals of
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