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Monthly Archives: May 2007
Is this the reason?
In answer to a question I posed earlier, here is part of the answer: For most of my life, holiness has been a conviction and a passion. As a candidate, and hopefully a younger officer, there was an urgency to … Continue reading
Tagged holiness, preaching, sanctification
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Promises, Promises!
My promises may not be up to much, but God’s take some beating. Here’s the first of my sermons I’ve uploaded: Promises: Promises http://www.sermonplayer.com/mpp.swf
Tagged God's character, promises, sermons
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Hear the man on-line
Want to get your sermons on-line? Try the Sermon Player. It’s free for a year (I think) via a link on Sermon Central.com and relatively easy to use. Look at the bottom of the page for latest releases, starting with … Continue reading
Tagged sermons
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Motivation
How readily we ascribe to truth, then find ways to deny it when it proves inconvenient. I’m currently reading Totally Sufficient, a series of essays on biblical counselling. The premise of the book is that the Bible is sufficient to … Continue reading
Tagged holiness, motivation, truth
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Why am I an officer?
It used to be called “The longest, hardest, most satisfying job in The Salvation Army.” I think it’s probably still true. There are days when being an officer feels like being the toilet cleaner in a school where messing the … Continue reading
Death or Glory?
In our corps at the moment we are struggling with the business of death. Four funerals in two months has depleted our roll. We’d like to see them as victories for faithful soldiers, but the pain of losing lifelong friends … Continue reading
Welcome back
I read somewhere that bloggers should write for themselves, regardless of whether others would read. Concern for others’ opinions leads to dishonesty in writing. I obviously ignored this advice, since when life took a downturn my blogging stopped. I’m now … Continue reading
