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The Iowa Caucuses and Evangelism
As this post is being released, the first true results of the 2024 election cycle will be in. Iowa held caucuses and people let it be known which candidate they preferred. But this is not a political...
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Skating on Thin Ice
The temperature the last few days has been frigid and, added to that, we have snow covering everything. It’s a beautiful sight to behold. Our house is located on a decorative pond with a fountain at...
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VBS: Valley Bible Studies
Recently, Luke was part of helping a new work get off the ground for the congregation in Salem, Virginia where he is now the Youth and Family Minister. The work is called “Valley Bible Studies” (or,...
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There’s Nothing to Do Here
I’ve never lived in a major metropolitan area. I grew up in a rural area outside the city limits of a town that, according to the latest census figures that I could find, has about 6,500 residents....
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Paul, Sports, and Preaching
Illustrating sermons is an artform. It is one that I have always struggled with. So this is not being written by some expert in that part of sermon preparation. However, there is something I have...
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His Eye is On the Sparrow
I don’t know where all of our readers live, but where this writer lives, it has been cold for the past 7 days! It has been so cold that memes on the internet about canceling our seven-day free trial...
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A Losing Quarterback with a Winning Quote
It was not “just another” Army-Navy football game. There were many factors that contributed to this particular game being unique. This particular game was scheduled for November 30, 1963. That meant...
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In Need of Help
On June 18, 2008, a woman named Esmin Green passed away due to blood clots in her legs. Sadly, deaths like this are common, but there is one thing about Green’s death that stands out to me. She was in...
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Intergenerational Respect
Titus 2 is a vital section of Scripture, as it pertains to how the church is to help one another. The emphasis is on generations and how they are to live in light of being followers of God. But there...
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A Note of Thanksgiving
Having just celebrated my 75th birthday–and, no, I don’t mind telling people how old I am–I am overwhelmed by all of the blessings God has given me in this life. First on my list would be my...
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When the Neighbor Knew Something Was Wrong
I am writing these words on the day I was asked to participate in the funeral of a very special Christian lady. Some of what I am about to type could probably be written after any number of funerals....
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3 Very Random Things for You
Sometimes, I have several ideas I’d like to share for a blog post, but none are fully fleshed out. Sometimes, there is something that pops up before I publish a post (I usually have them in at least...
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Love On
This post is meant to be extremely brief but I hope it makes you think. Yesterday was Valentine’s Day. A day of love and appreciation. Why can’t today be yet another day where we show love and...
View ArticleEpisode 167: The Podcast is Back…Sort Of
(Player not displaying or working? Click here to listen on the site.) Wait…is “A Legacy of Faith: The Podcast” back? Well, in a way. On this very brief “news” episode, Adam lets you know the plans for...
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Frederick Douglass Was Not a Waiter, But…
A few months ago, an entirely new and different world was opened up to me. I learned from one of our neighbors that I could “borrow” audiobooks from our local library and listen to them for free....
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The Connection Matters
I was sitting in a lecture not long ago behind a friend of mine. The speaker was doing a good job presenting his lesson, when, at one point, he made a remark that was more application than it was...
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A Song of Hope and Peace
We live in a time when many people don’t seem to have hope in this world. They are faced with illnesses, financial difficulties, housing difficulties, family issues, marital problems, age-related...
View ArticleEpisode 168: Helping Your Spouse Love God [Podcast]
(Player not displaying or working? Click here to listen on the site.) Based on some classes they recently taught for a marriage seminar, Adam and Leah share some tips for helping spouses love God. If...
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Which Side of the Door?
Most of us are probably familiar with a painting and/or some other representation that depicts Jesus standing at a door and knocking. Each of these are intended to be a visual representation of these...
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A Proverb and the Bible School Program
Leah and I both have a passion for a church’s Bible school program. And our passion for it works out well, because she has such a heart for mostly children’s classes, while I greatly love thinking...
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