Monthly Archives: October 2010

Once again, Professor Walter Williams hits the nail right on the head, exposing the unseen costs of regulation. This example caught my eye because I just flew with an infant last week: The National Transportation Safety Board has again recommended … Continue reading →

I’ve posted a recording of today’s sermon on Numbers 21:4-9 at Shellburne Bible Church–and yes, I couldn’t resist titling the sermon, "Snakes on a Plain." I’d appreciate your comments and feedback. The highlight of the morning: ever the adroit one, … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since I’ve had a chance to blog meaningfully. I’ve been working feverishly on my doctoral proposal, two sermons and my upcoming Pentateuch course. Plus, last week Corrie and I took Daniel to Texas so he could … Continue reading →