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    The Whole Family

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    In the Bible a family is a people named of one father, set in God’s order, holding one inheritance, and redeemed by a…

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    The Cross & The Culture

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    I did not write these essays to win an argument with the age. I wrote them for a congregation in Coden, Alabama, who go home from a plain sermon on Sunday and spend the next six days inside systems built on the opposite assumption. The book is forty-six of those pieces, written across 2025 and, in a few cases, years before that, while I was on deputation for the work in Uganda. They were pastoral letters before they were chapters, and they read like it. My aim was never to make my people fluent in the age, but to leave them immovable in the Bible.

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    The Fortress of the Spirit

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    The spiritual government of the home requires us to reject both legalistic bondage and fleshly license, establishing instead a household of liberty governed by scriptural clarity, charitable preferences, and protective standards.

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    Dim Eyes and Profane Desires

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    When a father’s appetite governs his eyes, his house will be governed by deception; a home keeps its sight only by trusting the voice of God above the feel of things.

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    Solomon and His Sons

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    A father’s personal obedience is the only soil in which his verbal instruction can take root; when a father’s life contradicts his lips,…

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    Unfading Beauty: A Woman Who Fears the Lord

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    Before we can fully appreciate the masterpiece of womanhood painted in Proverbs 31, we must look at who is holding the brush. The…

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    The Morning Sentry

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    Introduction Sir, the moment your eyes awake in this present evil world, you must realize that you are not waking to a playground,…