Nathan E. Lewis

Annually Evergreen PCA hosts a Catechism Camp for children. The theme is “International Adventures,” taking the children on a whirlwind tour of the world while studying he Apostle Paul’s three missionary journeys. This 2009 camp’s director, Rachel Werner, our summer intern, appointed me the task/privilege of teach the 30-minute Bible talks for the older grammar school kids. Here’s my outline…. Continue reading »

Dr. Dennis Johnson has compiled a selection of sermons published by Crossway that is a must read for anyone looking for Christ in the whole of the Bible (or seeking to deliver sermons that are truly preaching, that is, proclamations of the gospel.) I am not one given to reading sermons or texts on how to preach, but I read this book as Dr. Johnson kindly gave me a copy (not only to me but to everyone who attended a luncheon hosted by Westminster Seminary at the General Assembly meetings of the Presbyterian Church in America this past June in Orlando.) The book is a tribute to the gospel preaching of Dr. Edmund P. Clowney.
The book is well worth its price to read and read again Tim Keller’s sermon on Genesis 29: 15-35, titled, “The Girl Nobody Wanted.” Continue reading »

Silber Media recently interviewed Oregon Indie musician, Matthew Kendall, leader of Rogue Motel asking him: Do you think being a father or a musician has a greater impact on your community?
Matt – Father for sure. I’m directly responsible for two little souls that are going to enter the community at large & be a part of it. Most people in my community don’t know my music.… Ha! (read the whole interview)
Actually more of us are discovering Matt’s music and you can hear Rogue Motel at the Buffalo Gap in Portland and access music at www.roguemotel.com/