First Post

Well, hello there.  I've been wanting to break with the "Gospel Living" blog for a while, as it just wasn't a good name, and the last straw for me was seeing a Catholic site is setting up shop with that name.

So, from now on, I'm going to be posting here.  I'm hoping it'll be simpler as it will only be an extension of my teaching ministry at Grace Bible Church.

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