Daily DEVOTIONAL

Psalm 77: I Will Appeal to This

April 6, 2026

Joshua 13-14, Psalm 77, Mark 2:13-17, 1 Corinthians 5 Psalm 77: In this psalm is a great principle that any disciple of God can use for their own suffering or perplexing situation still today. The psalmist is in difficulties. It is “the day of my trouble” (77:2). We are not told exactly what this “trouble” was, but that…

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Solid Foundation for Dynamic Fruit

April 4, 2012
Simeon Trust and the like – with a determination to stick to the solid foundation for the vision of dynamic fruit. Ultimately, and most importantly, that of honoring Jesus Christ above all.]]>
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Five Ways Pastors Can Improve Their Apologetic Preaching

March 4, 2012
“Five Ways Pastors Can Improve Their Apologetic Preaching.” You can view the complete series below: Fides Quaerens Intellectum: What Is Presuppositionalism? by William Edgar Questioning Presuppositionalism by Paul Copan Answering Objections to ...
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The Great and the Good

February 4, 2012
The Simeon Trust generates similar conferences to that of The Proclamation Trust and frequently quotes Dick Lucas aphorisms. Sharpened appreciation I suspect I always knew that being bused from my school to hear ...
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Tebowing!

January 4, 2012
Kneeling sportsmen Not only is Tebow immensely successful, he is also, by every possible objective public record, a Christian. Not only is he a professing Christian, but he seems remarkably ...
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Preaching Revelation

January 4, 2012
Yesterday I wrote in Part I about preaching apocalyptic literature, and today’s post, Part II, is about preaching specifically on Revelation. PART II: When considering whether to preach Revelation in a congregation, you have ...
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Preaching Apocalyptic Literature

January 4, 2012
Trinity Journal, Volume 31 NS, No. 1, Spring 2010, pages 95-113). Should you preach apocalyptic literature? If you like ‘graphic novels’, surrealist paintings, Batman: Dark Knight, and want any answers ...
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