by Derek Hinckley I recently read a devotional by Paul David Tripp that hit me right between the eyes. The devotional begins with the following thought: "When you think you're righteous, you expect others to be righteous as well, so you become demanding, judgmental, and constantly disappointed." In our increasingly politicized, partisan lives, it is easy to fall into thi...
Keep Readingby Johnny Smith Although I have often heard people recommend biographies, I haven't read one through since college. Other types of books were always more appealing to me with what little time I had left after reading dental periodicals. Also, I am a slow reader and often end up not finishing a book that I've started. However, I was very glad when our Wednesday mor...
Keep Readingby Brandi Pillow At the beginning of this year, I had a lot of plans. There were several concerts and events Watson and I had lined up throughout the spring and early summer that we were looking forward to. I had my usual list of school events to help plan and attend throughout the spring semester. I was anticipating attending my last on campus residency and workshop seri...
Keep Readingby Mischa McCray When I moved to Mississippi in 2009, I didn't have really any expectations for what I was getting myself into. I was young (22) and had never lived outside of Michigan. I had traveled minimally and most of what I "knew" of the South was a combination of what I had learned from reading books (To Kill A Mockingbird and Cold Sassy Tree were my favorites) or ...
Keep Readingby Josh Reagan Reformed Theological Seminary, or "RTS," is our June "Mission of the Month." We are passionate about the work that this seminary is doing in preparing pastors and missionaries who are committed to "Biblical fidelity, confessional integrity, academic excellence and spiritual growth." And, we are thankful for the education that they have provided to the staff...
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