Author Archives: Seth Meyers

“The Midnight Cry” by John Mason 1690

I read this sermon and have edited it down to some highlights. Here is a man from the Puritans pleading with sinners based on Christ’ Return. I have a few observations at the end. Then shall the Kingdom of Heaven … Continue reading →

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Transporting the Tabernacle

Levi’s sons, Kohath, Gershon, and Merari had families who were given jobs concerning the tabernacle. In Numbers 4, a lengthy chapter describes the transport of the tabernacle. The sons of Kohath must carry the Ark of the Covenant and the … Continue reading →

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Cultural Marxism in the Pittsburgh Science Center

After our family had finished a visit to the Kamin Science Center (formerly the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh) in June 2026, two of my sons and I approached the manager regarding posters and movies promoting homosexuality that had been … Continue reading →

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True Christians Are Few

A glorious future of true believers and earthly prosperity is promised in the OT over 90 times. Since all the nations are not now flowing to Jerusalem to worship Jehovah, these promises must be in the future. Some doctrines die … Continue reading →

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Ranking the Least-reached People Groups

The website Joshua Project and the prayer resource Operation World are very helpful tools to think clearly about the state of missions around the world. These works try to answer the question, “Who is unreached with the gospel of Jesus?” … Continue reading →

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In Memory of Robert Van Wingerden

There was a David and a Paul,A Jeremiah and a James.These greater men received their callAnd walked by faith: we know their names. Yet to His praise, He loves to chooseForgotten men who serve their time.It was His pattern with … Continue reading →

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23 Works of the Son of God

I do always those things that please Him.Jesus of Nazareth Do we love Him if we do not thank Him for what He has done? How can we thank Him if we do not know the works He has done? … Continue reading →

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Why You Should Read Richard Baxter’s The Reformed Pastor

This morning, I finished reading, for the third time in 15 years, The Reformed Pastor by Richard Baxter. This book comes from Acts 20:28, “Take heed to yourselves and to all the flock.” He was supposed to speak at a … Continue reading →

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7 Reasons a Christian’s Enemies Are Sins

Lord, how are they increased that trouble me! Many are they that rise up against me. Psalm 3:1 The psalms speak constantly of enemies because David was chased by Saul for close to 10 years before attacking and being attacked … Continue reading →

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Is AI Good for Christianity?

For the first time in my life, I used AI and asked it questions about what it will do to human society and Christianity. I highlighted in yellow a few important admissions by the machine. See then that you walk … Continue reading →

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