Frankly Speaking

I'm taking my time reading through Familiar Lectures on the Pentateuch . A few highlights from numbers V and VI: In Lecture V, Alexander...

Starting in about one month, I plan to dive head-first into one of the following historical studies: Some aspect of . . . 1. Quanah Parker...

In Lectures III and IV of Familiar Lectures on the Pentateuch , Alexander Campbell comments on different parts of the first three chapters o...

For the longest time, I've been meaning to read Alexander Campbell's Familiar Lectures on the Pentateuch . He delivered them at Beth...

Among my summer reads, I'm especially enjoying S. C. Gwynne's new book, Empire of the Summer Moon . As readers have learned to expec...

This post picks up the topic of my previous entry on Robert Sandeman (1718-1771). Eventually, the student of Sandeman has to go back to his...

On April 17, 1771, Ezra Stiles , then pastor of the Second Congregational Church of Newport, Rhode Island, wrote in his diary about somethin...

Abigail was one of the readers during "Children's Sunday" this week at the Rocky Hill Congregational Church. She did a great j...

Sunday night after church, on the 66th anniversary of D-Day, I had my picture taken with one of my heroes, Roy Kiser. Born and raised in the...

Over the last few days, I've taken a closer look at some Internet resources that I can use either for myself, or for the students who ar...

Amarillo Bible Chair recently received a generous grant from a local, private foundation that contributes to educational efforts like ours. ...

1. Who wrote Colossians? In the very first verse the author calls himself Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus (NIV). This is the former Saul...