Author: Pastor Tubbs
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Security for a Stranger? A Devotional Reflection on Proverbs 11:15 (KJV)
The Book of Proverbs is one of my favorite books in the Bible. Indeed, it’s among my favorite books period! Anyone who wants wisdom –and that should be all of […]
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I Went Viral on TikTok (and It Wasn’t Fun)
The night that the opening ceremony for the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics was broadcast, I went on TikTok and vented my frustration at the apparent disrespect shown to the Last […]
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Embracing the Eternal Perspective: A Devotional Reflection on II Corinthians 4:18
If you want to know how to approach this life, the Apostle Paul makes a profound statement in his second letter to the church in Corinth: “While we look not […]
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7 Bible Proverbs You Should Learn This Week
You’ve heard the old saying: “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Well, I believe that a Bible proverb each day helps keep trouble away. So here are seven […]
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Don’t Drift From The Bible
In the summer of 2005, my wife and I went to the Bahamas — with over 20 teenagers! I was a high school teacher at Fair Oaks Academy (formerly Bethlehem […]
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Why Should I Go to Church?
One of the books I’m reading (I usually have several books-in-progress simultaneously) is The Great Dechurching: Who’s Leaving, Why Are They Going, and What Will It Take to Bring Them […]
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A Brief Journey Through Baptist History
The first Baptist was John the Baptist, right? Well… I know there are some Baptists today who say that. Indeed, some even say Jesus was the first Baptist. Indeed, I […]
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“I Don’t Agree With You” — What to Do If You Hear a Sermon You Don’t Like?
Have you ever sat through a sermon that you absolutely, positively didn’t like or agree with? Chances are, if you’ve been in church for any length of time, the answer […]
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Happy Birthday, America!
To my fellow Americans, today is our Independence Day. Well, according to John Adams, it should have been July 2, but that’s a story for another time. Officially, our birthday […]
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What An Ancient Pharaoh’s Ignorance Can Teach Us About Our Own
One of the most understated yet tragically consequential phrases can be found in the eighth verse of the first chapter of Exodus… Now there arose up a new king over […]
