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Continue reading →: All Beauty Points to GodThere are a plethora of things in life that cause us to be amazed, to wonder, to be in awe. Sunsets are glorious, waterfalls are beautiful, and though I’ve never been, I’m sure the Grand Canyon is spectacular. Creation is full of wonders that are bigger than us. But have…
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Continue reading →: Reflections on Psalm 8The night sky shines as I look up at it in my driveway. I marvel at its beauty. I’m astonished at how clear it is, and how many stars are visible. The stars I see are innumberable to count; then I glance at the moon. Amazed; struck; in a trance.…
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Continue reading →: We are TrinitariansWhen I got my wisdom teeth out this year, an obligatory video was taken of me in my half-asleep state. Part of my problem was I didn’t remember saying half of it, but I do remember one thing. When I got into the car, my mom (she took me because…
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Continue reading →: Finding Purpose in Your VocationIn the 1 Corinthians 10:31, the Apostle Paul exhorts us to do all things to the glory of God: “So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God” (1 Corinthians 10:31). The “whatever you do” in this verse is, as you’d imagine,…
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Continue reading →: Peace of MindIn April this year a tornado ripped through a town about 25 minutes away from where I live. It came in at such an angle that it would’ve gone directly over us if it stayed in tact. Thankfully, many tornadoes dissipate, or they go just north or south of where…
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Continue reading →: Year in Review (2024)Friends, it has been another great year for my blog, Theology & Life! God has been gracious to bring more visitors to my site. Hopefully those people have been impacted for the better by my writing. This year my blog, as a whole, has received more views than ever before.…
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Continue reading →: In HimOur union with Christ is foundational to our lives as Christians. Truly, if we aren’t in Christ then we literally aren’t Christians. We live as Christians in union with Jesus, eternally connected with Him. There’s not a single area of the Christian life that is lived independently from union with…
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Continue reading →: A Fundraiser for Lunch BillsFriends, I am doing a community service project for a leadership program through my work. I am collecting donations to cover overdue lunch bills at my wife’s school. I would love it if you donated!
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Continue reading →: The Gathering StormThe culture is shifting; society is changing. Every which way we turn we’re bombarded with unbiblical philosophies and ungodly ideologies. It’s high time for us to recognize the storm coming. Channeling Winston Churchill, this is exactly what R. Albert Mohler Jr. does in his book The Gathering Storm: Secularism, Culture,…
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Continue reading →: Expository Thoughts on the GospelThere are a few pieces of work that go around that are simply special, and in this case, it’s the Expository Thoughts on the Gospel (Modernised) by JC Ryle published by 10ofthose. It’s a seven-volume set featuring Matthew (one book), Mark (one book), Luke (two books), and John (three books).…
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Hello,
I’m Blake
I am a Christian who loves to write about the connection between theology and life. I am married to my wife, Shale, who is a special education teacher. We have been married for five years now. We have two little girls, Jovi and Piper, and they are wonderful. We also have a dog, Dundie–yes, for you people who love The Office, he is named after The Dundie Awards–who is crazy, hairy, but very sweet and rowdy.
I received my BS in Mass Communications (concentration in mass media) from East Central University and did my MTS in Preaching and Pastoral Ministry at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
I am currently working for a philanthropic nonprofit organization, although it is an aspiration of mine to eventually be in ministry, Lord willing.
My wife and I are covenant members of Sovereign Grace Bible Church and have been for eight years now. We are richly blessed by our church.
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Blake Long 