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Non-sequential Preaching: One Fish, Two Fish, Blue Fish
Non-sequential Preaching: One Fish, Two Fish, Blue Fish

If I were to sit down to read my kids a book by Dr. Seuss, and began with, “One fish, two fish, blue fish,” I wonder how many topical preachers would say, “Hey Josh, I think you missed a line!”

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2 John Study Guide Now Available
2 John Study Guide Now Available

Whether you are studying the Bible on your own, walking through it with your spouse, teaching it to your children, or learning it in your local church, I trust that this will serve as a blessing to guide you in fruitful study.

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A Sober-Minded Evaluation of The Jesus Storybook Bible
A Sober-Minded Evaluation of The Jesus Storybook Bible

In spite of its noteworthy emphasis on the redemptive priority of Scripture, in no way would I recommend The Jesus Storybook Bible for you and your family. There are many helpful storybook Bibles on the market; this is not one of them.

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Greater Than Aaron Now Available on Amazon
Greater Than Aaron Now Available on Amazon

Available in both paperback and Kindle editions, this book is a verse-by-verse study through Leviticus chapter 16, explaining the concept of atonement as found under the Old Covenant priestly system, exalting the doctrine of limited atonement as accomplished by the Lord Jesus Christ, and exposing the error of universal atonement historically set forth by Arminians.

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New York Abortions, A Declining Population, and Public Schools
New York Abortions, A Declining Population, and Public Schools

While sociologists and pollsters are attempting to figure out what is causing a declining population in the United States, the state of New York is doing all it can to maintain that declining rate.

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3 Key Resources for Teaching Your Children the Bible
3 Key Resources for Teaching Your Children the Bible

To make the task more manageable, the following are three key resources that will serve you for a lifetime of biblical discipleship. In relying on them weekly, I affectionately think of them as "the forest," "the trees," and "the bee's knees."

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