meaningless, unnecessary, redundant adjectives
We tend to pile adjectives up like firewood, expecting more heat when all we get is more cobwebs. Continue reading meaningless, unnecessary, redundant adjectives
Author: wally metts
Wally Metts is the daysman. He is director of graduate studies in communication at Spring Arbor University and is a pastor at Countryside Bible Church in Jonesville, MI. The father of four adult children, he and his wife Katie raise barn cats and Christmas trees in Michigan. His grandchildren call him Santa.
Do you not yet understand?
Everyone was confused about why Jesus came. Except Jesus. Continue reading Do you not yet understand?
the pursuit of happiness revisited
The pursuit of happiness is easily abused. Continue reading the pursuit of happiness revisited
the kingdom is not for everyone
Jesus teaches that the Gospel is not for everyone. Doesn’t he want everyone to understand and believe? Continue reading the kingdom is not for everyone
the problem of
This troublesome preposition leads to more words and less clarity. Continue reading the problem of
light and life
Signs and wonders are not the most important proof the Gospel of John offers about who Jesus is. Continue reading light and life
that is a problem
Overusing the word “that” signals lazy, sloppy thinking. Here’s why. Continue reading that is a problem
