I’m excited to share something I’ve been working on with my good friends David Pinckney and Ben Ruhl for quite some time – a new initiative from The Gospel Coalition New England called Small Town Summits.

One of the things I love about our church is the many people who cheerfully serve. My heart is full of thanks to God for each of you.

God has again opened a door of ministry for us as a church. From February – May 2018, I’ll be teaching a course on the Gospel of John at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (the course will be a few hours each week).

I said on Sunday that I cherish the Reformed understanding of God and salvation, the Calvinist understanding of God’s sovereignty.

’ve recently been feeding on truth from the good Richard Sibbes (1577 – 1635), known to his contemporaries as ‘the sweet dropper’ because of the encouraging gospel flavor of his teaching.

I recently visited mission partners from our church who are serving in the Middle East. We stood atop a hill overlooking the great city where they live and minister, praying for the millions of people who live there.