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You might know then that today is Spurgeon’s birthday. I was reminded of it by a post on X / Twitter this afternoon. ”Happy Birthday, Charles Spurgeon! Here are his last ever words in the pulpit: https://x.com/mike_reeves/status/2067933662914720130?s=46&t=T64e94h2unfHH-VO4i01zA I’m often...

“In your dealings with weak Christians, do not always scold.” - C.H. Spurgeon

My least favorite would also be Song of Solomon. Putting a positive spin on it, that’s the book of the Bible where I need to spend more time. My second least favorite is the one that I call the “BRP Killer”. BRP -> Bible Reading Plan I’ve spoken with so many people over the years who’ve told...

“When it comes to reading the Bible, it’s better to start small and be consistent than to try to read too much and burn out. Find an amount that you can read consistently and try to stick with it as much as possible. The more consistent you are with reading the Bible, the more you’ll grow in...

I’m currently reading So, Anyway …, written by John Cleese

Why won’t you hear the Ante Nicene Church Fathers? They are strong voices against followers of Jesus wielding the sword.

“The more we pray, the more we think to pray.” - Dallas Willard

New date. (You knew there would be. Didn’t you?) June 21, 2026. Write it on your calendar.

“Paul gives away the secret to effective evangelism: if you hope to lead people to Christ, you have to be a person devoted to prayer.” (Bill Hybels, Just Walk Across the Room, p. 205) Paul never met a Muslim but Muslims have heard Paul, and Paul speaks for Jesus. I don’t think Jesus, Paul or...

“This, you see, is how much God loved the world: enough to give his only, special son, so that everyone who believes in him should not be lost but should share in the life of God’s new age.” (John 3:16, NTFE)

Returning to the video in post #1 - Muhammad’s way is the way of the sword; violence. Rome’s way is the way of the sword; violence. What is Jesus’ way? Did the historian tell us that?