I have noticed that the tone and timbre of my blog, and the blogs I read, have been centered around controversy lately. Mostly, it deals with the SBC, the IMB and its Board of Trustees, but we have deviated in topic some. Still, we seem to be decrying the actions of this person or that. The notable exception is Tim Sweatman, who has recently blogged about a great CD and the Steelers winning the Super Bowl. Although he did gripe about LC Greenwood not being elected to his rightful spot in Canton, he has had a bright disposition of late, and it has been refreshing.

I wanted to blog some new stuff about Dr. Hershael York weighing in on his blog concerning the IMB, but just didn’t have the heart. His is a deep and long work, which has a lot right with it, but a few things with which I disagree. Thankfully, Jason Sampler, who is a Ph. D. student – and therefore must be smarter than me – did an outstanding job of response and I refer you to his blog.

What I really want is to tell you about what God is doing in my life. Unfortunately, I can’t. It’s really great, but not public at this time. I hope to share more next week.

So what can I say that might uplift the few readers who drop in on me?

I will say this: God is good and faithful. He loves beyond our comprehension and is patient beyond all reason. Thankfully I am a recipient of these gracious mercies. Moreover, so are you.

The issue of His Grace is seldom questioned by those who read my blog, but I suspect that you are like me and sometimes go unaware of His particular mercies. So, I pray that we are all more aware of His presence and purpose in our lives. I pray that we are overwhelmed with His magnitude. I pray that we are faithful to His call.

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