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Biblical exposition, cultural critique, and prayer letters.
Prayer Letter | May 2026
A Season of Unprecedented Transition Unto the Churches of the saints which stand with us in the gospel of the grace of God: grace be unto you, and peace, from God our Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ. Dear Pastors and faithful Brethren, I beg your patience with the length of what follows. The events…
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Unfading Beauty: A Woman Who Fears the Lord
Before we can fully appreciate the masterpiece of womanhood painted in Proverbs 31, we must look at who is holding the brush. The chapter does not begin at verse 10. It begins in the quiet halls of a palace with a mother pulling her son aside. King Lemuel’s mother wasn’t teaching him how to manage…
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Before We Can Build
An Honest Assessment of the Modern Church Series: Order in the New Testament Church and Missionary Service | Article One There is a kind of spiritual cowardice that wears the clothing of optimism. The pastors in Jeremiah’s day wore it well. “They have healed also the hurt of the daughter of my people slightly,” the…
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The Morning Sentry
Introduction Sir, the moment your eyes awake in this present evil world, you must realize that you are not waking to a playground, but to a battlefield. The transition from sleep to consciousness is the most critical moment of your day; it is the opening of the gates, the lifting of the latch. If you…
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The Altar of the Intentional
Steering Through a Season of Decay In the quiet corners of the British pulpit a century ago, John Henry Jowett spoke words that feel less like historical record and more like a contemporary diagnostic report. We live in a nation where the steady state of spiritual decline is no longer a pessimistic forecast; it is…
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The Curator of the Grave
Convenience and the Architecture of Death When a civilization discards the moral laws of God, it does not find freedom; it simple begins to organize its own demise. We live in an age that celebrates the tearing down of ancient boundaries, mistaking a complete lack of restraint for the height of human enlightenment. We have…
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The End of a Faithful Watch
The End of a Faithful Watch: A Tribute to Faithful Love In a culture intoxicated with self-expression and self-indulgence, the way of the cross is despised. We live in an age that discards covenant the moment it becomes costly, and treats personal convenience as the highest good. The man who quietly dies to himself daily…
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The Law of Faith | The Immutable Principle of Justification
Although strict obedience to God’s commandments can produce a legitimate legal righteousness, the “law of faith” establishes that this human righteousness is entirely insufficient for the forgiveness of sins, dictating instead that justification is achieved exclusively by receiving the distinct and perfect righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ, entirely apart from the deeds…
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The Enduring Wounds of Glory
We live in an age that treats sin casually. Modern culture often views personal wickedness as a simple psychological hiccup, an environmental product, or a temporary lapse in judgment that can be easily swept away by the passage of time or a change in perspective. Even within the church, there is a terminal casualness regarding…
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Prayer Letter | January – February 2026
Dear Beloved Brethren and Prayer Partners, Wait on the LORD: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the LORD. (Psalm 27:14) There is a profound, if sometimes difficult, spiritual discipline in the simple act of waiting. We are, by nature and by cultural conditioning, a people who demand…
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