The Lord’s Day, part 1
We live in a busy world. With technological advances one would think that our lives would be less hectic. However, the opposite seems to be… Read More »The Lord’s Day, part 1
Taigen Joos
This guest article has been published because an editor has determined its contents to be supportive of the values of Religious Affections Ministries. Its publication does not imply full agreement between its author and RAM on other matters.
Present Decisions Have Lasting Consequences
There is much to learn from the examples of the Kings in Israelite history. Though 2 Chronicles is not often the book of choice when… Read More »Present Decisions Have Lasting Consequences
Another Beautiful Journey, Another Wrong Destination
Unceasing Worship: Biblical Perspectives on Worship and the Arts by Harold M. Best. 2003, InterVarsity Press. I had just finished my review of Best’s first book, Music… Read More »Another Beautiful Journey, Another Wrong Destination
Young, Brazen, and Proud
Much has been written and posted about being a young man in the landscape of fundamentalism. I don’t remember anyone defining what “young” means in… Read More »Young, Brazen, and Proud
Christians Must Read
Donald Whitney, in his book, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life writes, “Watching television is so much easier than choosing a good book, reading words, creating your… Read More »Christians Must Read
Music through a sinless lense
Music through the Eyes of Faith by Harold M. Best (Harper Collins, 1993) is not a heavy read, but it’s not light either; the author is… Read More »Music through a sinless lense
Songs without words
I was a high school freshman when I first heard Mendelssohn’s “Songs without Words.” Wandering through the back of the music room to pick up… Read More »Songs without words
Does Form Matter?
Imagine yourself in a nice restaurant with your sweetheart, seeking to impress him/her. The ambiance is nice and romantic, there is soft classical music playing… Read More »Does Form Matter?
Beware the Celebrity Syndrome
In October of 1845, after 33 years away from the United States, Adoniram Judson, the first American missionary to Burma, returned to his homeland in… Read More »Beware the Celebrity Syndrome
The Threat of Team and the Life Business: A Warning to Fellow-Shepherds
As a shepherd of the flock of God, one of my most important responsibilities is to be on the lookout for potential threats—those teachings or… Read More »The Threat of Team and the Life Business: A Warning to Fellow-Shepherds
The Early Church’s Prayer Meeting
“Where many were gathered together praying” (Acts 12:12) These words are part of the story wherein Peter is imprisoned and then miraculously delivered. It is… Read More »The Early Church’s Prayer Meeting
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