For most of my life, the topic of Calvinism was not much of a concern to me. The arrogance of a Calvinist friend in High School had little influence on me, and certainly seemed to me not to be something … Continue reading →
In an online discussion with pastors after the Chuck Smith scandal, one of the pastors asked me to share my thoughts on whether or not forgiveness is available to the believer who plans to sin. This is a key question, … Continue reading →
Do pro-life pastors offer pro-life counsel to women who are experiencing difficult pregnancies? Certainly, pro-life pastors would unequivocally answer “yes” to that statement. Yet I also believe that a significant number of babies are aborted because of the counsel provided … Continue reading →
The best perk about our line of work by far, in my opinion, is getting to hear the testimonies of women whose babies God saved from abortion. I also love getting to see and hold the babies who have been … Continue reading →
In 1991, 2001, and various other times over the past two decades, our family traveled to Wichita to pray for an end to the heinous atrocities committed by late-term abortionist George Tiller. In January 2007, as pictured at left, I … Continue reading →
I wrote the following note on Facebook responding to Bryan Kemper’s comments on President Obama’s speech at Notre Dame which suggested that abortion opponents and abortion supporters should seek “common ground”: There are occasionally opportunities for real “common ground,” such … Continue reading →
Just in time for Holocaust Remembrance Day, which began Monday at sundown, I came across this online clip from the movie Schindler’s List, probably my favorite (yet most haunting) movie clip of all time. I constantly live with the tension … Continue reading →
Many years ago, we chose the name of this domain, glorifyJesus.com, (which contains various aspects of our work and ministries) to intentionally focus on the central point of effective ministry: glorifying the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ. … Continue reading →