Author Archives: Dr. Howard Eyrich
How Do Dusty Traditions Become Dusty Traditions?
Recently a sixteen-year-old visited another PCA (Presbyterian Church in America) church. Occasionally he will watch a live stream of his uncle preaching and several times he has been at weddings in which his grandfather officiated. As a result of his … Continue reading
What About School Vouchers
Varieties of Social Unrest There are many social upheavals today. I remember the isolated incidents of the 60-70’s. I moved to Miami in 1980 and some friends questioned my sanity pointing to the recent burning of Liberty City. Those of … Continue reading
Destructive Husbanding
Through one of my supervisees, I was introduced to an observation made by author Jimmy Evans in his work Marriage on the Rock. Evans observed that there were four types of destructive styles of husbanding. I would invite my male … Continue reading
Celebrating His Kingdom and Our Citizenship
It is very clear as we read the book of Deuteronomy that God celebrates our celebrating His redemptive work. Christmas brings us the joy that reverberated through out the heavenlies as a heavenly host appeared at the announcement to the … Continue reading
Interesting and Troubling Facts and An Interesting Awesome Solution
Interesting and Troubling Facts and An Interesting Awesome Solution Troubling Facts As of September 2020, there are more than 1.3 million lawyers nationwide – or approximately one lawyer for every 240 (www.lawyersmutuahalnc.com). Using the 2020 Census statistics of 331,002,651 people … Continue reading
Hope in the Anti-God Culture Wars
Isaiah 36-37 History Gives Us the Picture Chapter 36 and verse one, Isaiah gives us the year and the crisis facing King Hezekiah when he writes, “Now it came about in the fourteenth year of King Hezekiah, Sennacherib king of … Continue reading
Wow! I Did That When I Said I Do?
The Contrast of Two Marriages My parents were married for sixty years. My aunt gave them a 50th anniversary celebration. On the way to the dinner, I ask Pam, if we were going to a celebration of a beautiful relationship … Continue reading
Cultural Experiences Condition Theological Learning
My first exposure to an evangelical church was an excellent independent Bible Church. Between September of my 17th year and the September of my 18th year I learned enough Bible knowledge that New Testament Survey was my first crip course … Continue reading
Nobody Wins in A Tug of War
Have you ever played Tug of War? If you have you know that neither team really wins. When one team manages to overpower the other, more times than not both teams end up on a pile in the dirt. In … Continue reading
The News Cycle
A read of Liberties for Wednesday, Oct. 13, WORLD’s Steve West editor@wng.org is both disheartening and encouraging simultaneously. The Disheartening First, it is disheartening to witness the widespread disunity in the American culture. Oh, yes, there has always been some … Continue reading