What C.S. Lewis said of a poet should also be true of a preacher (or any Christian), "A poet is not one who asks me to look at him; he is a man who says 'look at that' and points; the more I follow the pointing of his finger the less I can possibly see of him."

Here's my recent sermon "Taking God at His Word"

https://www.theolatte.com/2020/09/taking-god-at-his-word/

If I had my druthers, I'd spend all my time creating resources that hep simplify what scholars do to explain Christian belief. I'm more of a translator, standing somewhere between the seminary world & the average church attender, seeking to make scholarship simple & accessible 🤓

Taking a break from writing to work on the script for four videos I'm recording for a local church on the Doctrine of God dealing with (1) God's existence, (2) Trinity, (3) Can God Change?, and (4) the relationship between divine sovereignty and human responsibility. 🤓

My writing companions this morning https://www.instagram.com/p/CFcFmUdFEQO/?igshid=1r1xhmscniutp