A few months ago, while I was looking through some of Benjamin’s stuff, I came across this piece of paper. I have no idea where it came from, and neither does Benjamin, but it now hangs up on our bulletin board as a sort of reminder. Across the top, it reads, “All of our actions … [See more…]
Benjamin and I have lately been kind of obsessed with the phrase, “How you live your days is how you live your life.” I don’t really remember how it first started, but this has been happening for like a week now. We will be laying on the couch working and Benjamin will randomly proclaim it. … [See more…]
When did we stop believing that God could really do miracles? I was listening the other day to the testimony of a man who had moved to a place unreached by the gospel. Not only that, but this place had a live and in-person witch doctor! No one was the least bit interested in hearing … [See more…]
Joseph H. Gilmore was a graduate of Brown University and a theology student at Newton Theological Instutition. In 1862, amid the throes of the Civil War, he was delivering a sermon on the twenty-third Psalm: 1 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: … [See more…]