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10/13/2026

“Can the Church remain silent while standing atop a leaking spill of moral and theological waste?”

In Toxic Waste Cleanup: The Role of Public Theology in the Church Today, Dr. Michael A. Milton names the toxins that have seeped into institutions, congregations, and souls—and points the way back. Drawing on Scripture, Reformation wisdom, and voices like Schaeffer and Percy, he argues that true renewal starts with preaching the full counsel of God, not with party lines.

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10/11/2026

Unforgiveness is more common than you might think. Forgiveness is more amazing than you ever imagined. Learn more about the Lord's Prayer, Psalm 51, and the Prayer that Changes the World: https://drmilton.live/forgiveness (Includes the new song, "Always Remember")

The Transforming Power of Forgiveness in the Lord’s Prayer and Psalm 51

10/11/2026

Purchase online here. Watercolor on 100% archival paper, capturing the vision of living amid sky and sea. - Cottages on the Sea

10/07/2026

We were taught to say “never again.” Then we watched the words go quiet.

On October 7, 2023, Hamas murdered more than 1,200 people, including more than forty Americans, and took more than 250 hostages.

A lie about that day is not a political disagreement. It is a lie from hell. And silence from the pulpit, in the face of public evil, has never kept anyone safe.

I stand with the Jews. I stand with the Jewish Messiah of the world, our Lord Jesus Christ. He is the Light Isaiah promised, and the only way from a culture of death to a culture of life.

Read “Never Again”:

An Essay in Remembrance of the Evil Perpetrated Again Israel on October 7, 2023 with a Pastoral Word

10/04/2026

There is something sadder than an orphan: a child who has a Father and lives as if he had none.
Before Jesus teaches us to ask for bread, He teaches us to pray, “Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven.” That is the prayer that brings God to earth. It is also a prayer for revival, which is not what the church does for God, but what God does when He comes down.
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“Thy Will Be Done” in Matthew 6:10

10/04/2026

Purchase online here. The Lessons of the Sea. Watercolor on paper. A gray-blue sky comes down to a dark line of water, the foam breaking white along the horizon and the near shore warming to ochre. The sea does not explain itself. It teaches by its breadth, its unrest, and the limit it sets on the o...

10/04/2026

Purchase online here. A Fire on the Marsh. Watercolor on paper. A low marsh catches fire under a swept sky: cobalt breaking into cream, then into ember and gold, the flame running the horizon and answering itself in the water. The fire is not destruction only. It is presence in a low place, the sort...

10/03/2026

Purchase online here. An old barn stands in the October light, its boards silvered and its roof the color of rusted iron, while the woods behind it burn in orange, gold, and scarlet. Nothing here is new. The structure leans a little, as weathered things do, yet it still holds the field. Autumn has d...

10/02/2026

Purchase online here. Pen and ink with watercolor of a line of trees turning beside an old barn, where the field rises in a quiet incline. The black line holds the season in place; the wash lets the color burn through—orange, gold, and a strip of blue above the roof. It is the kind of ground that ...

10/01/2026

Purchase online here. An old road in the North Carolina foothills leads to a barn that has taken the weather for a long time and is still standing. Boards are weathered, the roof has settled, the trees are bare, and nothing about the place pretends to be new. What remains is the quieter fact of endu...