by Timothy Shorey | Feb 24, 2021 | The Christian Life
The Psalmist calls upon parents and grandparents to “tell to the coming generations the glorious deeds of the Lord, and his might, and the wonders that he has done…that they should set their hope in God…” (Psa. 78:1-7). This means that adults who have a spiritual...
by Timothy Shorey | Feb 17, 2021 | Apologetics, Biblical Studies, The Christian Life, Youth
Things We Cannot Understand We’ve been thinking about the futility of “Whyning”—the universal human impulse to ask Why about life’s painfully confusing and seemingly senseless mysteries. And we come now to a final reason why such Whyning is futile: there are many...
by Timothy Shorey | Feb 14, 2021 | Songs and Psalmody
A Psalter Pause If you’ve been looking for the latest additions to the Shorey Psalter, we’ve had to be on pause for a bit. Our psalter team has run into a season of excessive busyness and have had to put things on hold until further notice. Stay tuned for when we...
by Timothy Shorey | Feb 11, 2021 | Cultural and Biblical Justice, Mission and Missions, The Christian Life, The Church
The Worst of Times? It was among the worst of times. Paul wrote his letter to Titus around 65AD, when Nero was emperor—a ruler who, along with predecessors like Caligula, would make former President Trump and current President Biden look like choir boys. These...
by Timothy Shorey | Feb 3, 2021 | The Christian Life, Youth
Previously, we’ve suggested that in our never ending quest for human meaning, people love to ask “Why”. Either as geeks, who want to know all the information behind it all, or as gurus, who want to know all the reasons for it all, people everywhere are chasing madly...
