Counseling Technique

Stop it!


A friend sent me the link to this video awhile ago. It's funny, of course, because we feel this way when we are dealing with the problems of other people. And there's a certain amount of truth to it. The problem is that our own sins are so entangling! J.C. Ryle, in his book Holiness argues that the reality of sin is a powerful argument for the accuracy of the Bible. If sin was less tenacious than how the Bible describes it, we could overcome it so easily. The problem is that is a terrible foe that constantly seeks our ruin. It deceives us concerning its existence and its grip on our lives.

Bittersweet

I've begun the process of moving out of my study. My typically pristine work environment is now filled with boxes (there are more in a corner you can't see in this picture). The plan is to pack a few every day. This has been my home away from home for seven and a half years. It's exciting to think about my new study at the new church, but sad to leave this one and all that it means.

Danny Boy Muppets

Don't talk back to Darth Vader...

Star Wars according to a 3 year old.