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We have just posted a new sermon on the Keep Believing website called I’m Coming to Rome Someday, I Hope. Here’s an excerpt:

This week at Cannon Beach Mark Rice taught us to do Alphabet Praise. He said he learned it from a pastor friend who advised him to use it as a way...

Before every evening service this week at Cannon Beach, the platform personnel meet for a brief prayer meeting in a little room at the back of the...

Several years ago I got serious about this whole following Jesus thing. And I began to ask the Lord for a ministry. I beseeched Him for something...

If you thought it couldn’t be done--well, think again. According to a recent release, scientists are confident that they will create artificial...

A few happy thoughts on our 33rd wedding anniversary.

No one is (or has been) better at avoiding onrushing tacklers than NFL quarterback Michael Vick. But he is now facing a foe that even the...

We have just added a new sermon on the Keep Believing website called Portrait of a Godly Pastor. Here’s an excerpt about the importance of...

The Anchor Book Depot has been busy recently. We have sent books to a military ministry in Norfolk, Virginia, a Presbyterian church in Fort...

This week I've been riding my bike in 100+ degree weather. Yesterday I went 12 miles in 105 degree heat. Today I rode 16 miles at around 102...

I opened up the electronic mailbox today and found out that I nearly missed a holiday. You too? Apparently today (August 16th) is True Love Forever...

It would be just plain wrong of me to let this day go by without noting that this is the 30th anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley.

How often do you go to the Scriptures when faced with a difficult decision, an ethical dilemma, or when in need of simple advice? Do you realize...

In 1856 J. C. Ryle published the first volume of his Expository Thoughts on the Gospels. When he finally finished the series in 1873, he had...

When men look at the world through a lens of independence from God, they misinterpret what they observe and do not know the truth. Neither can man...