MAX PARK

“Give yourself unto reading. The man who never reads will never be read; he who never quotes will never be quoted. He who will not use the thoughts of other men’s brains, proves that he has no brains of his own. You need to read.” -Charles H. Spurgeon Every year I release this list I get a lot of response and feedback from eager readers and that is precisely why I try to do this every year. I have a good friend who likes to post daily workouts on his social media account simp

2022 Was a big year for me; I got engaged and married, our church continued to grow in number, I finished my Master of Divinity and with all that I read so little. I thought finishing school would free me to read more and write more, but it has been tough to find the motivation to do either. I hope this year would be different as I constantly have thoughts I would like to share through this platform. But alas, ministry is but a draining and time consuming machine that holds i

A Study on 1 Corinthians 13:8-13 So far in this chapter of 1 Corinthians we have examined a beautiful poem on love. In the first part we looked at Paul’s argument for the necessity of love as an inseparable ingredient to the Christian life and practice. That which is done without love, is to Paul, not Christian. Paul then moved into the famous description of love. Again, not an exhaustive description by any means, but a general description through the personification of love.

A sermon on 1 Corinthians 11:2-6 on the topic of head coverings for women in the church. Introduction At face value, I could bet that this text would trigger many modern readers and the general public. It seems sexist, if you will. And admittedly there are some difficult interpretive issues with the text, but we don’t rely on the human mind to give us understanding, we rely on God’s Spirit to reveal truth to us so as we dive into the text, let us gather our prayers for exactl

It took much contemplation for me this year to load this blog as I haven't written in a while (one year exactly) and personally, this was a very tough year for me. I did not get around to reading as many titles as I would like and for a good season I was in quite a spiritual slump. All this to say that the Lord is good is and has recovered me in so many miraculous way and through means only He could have done. I praise and thank the Lord for His goodness and His mercy in sust