Reflections on the Bible, and Other Writings, from a Christian Perspective.
Now that 2020 has come to a close, and 2021 begins, there may be a temptation to think that this past year has just been a disaster. I want to resist such a rash assessment. If there is anything that 2020 has taught us, it is our need to rely on God, our brothers and sisters in the Faith, and that we are not promised tomorrow.
Over the last year I have been producing a number of different types of posts for this website. These have included Bible studies, reading plans, and other types of material. Back in June I also started releasing free audio recordings of me reading the New Testament. Unfortunately, I didn't do a good job of keeping up with that project. That changes today.
We have just begun a new year, and there is much that I want to share and discuss on this blog in 2020. However, before doing so, I wish to take one last look at the material that was presented in 2019. The reason for this is to provide an index of sorts for future visitors.
Over the past month, I have been focusing on uploading all of my backlog of book reviews that I originally posted on Goodreads. Since so many have been shared recently, I've put together a list of such posts and a brief summary of each one.
These are two primary things that I want this blog to be about. God, and His Son, Jesus Christ.
I believe that we can learn more about both through the Bible, which I consider to be the Word of God. This will be our primary source of truth as we study the words contained within its pages. I recognize them as authoritative and inspired of the Holy Spirit.
James L. Hutton 