He woke from a dream about a church service where nobody mentioned the gospel, only a pleasant message about self-improvement, and wrote the post while it was still bothering him. That piece sets the temperature of a blog where faith is the main subject and the writer is not interested in being comfortable about it.
The scripture posts run in parts and quote at length. There is a study of the antichrist that works through named passages rather than gesturing at current events, which is rarer than you would think.
Around that sits ordinary life. Balancing work and family. What happens when a company announces layoffs. Simple cooking. Outdoor activities with children.
The blogging post argues for writing about what you already know and care about, on the reasonable ground that credibility cannot be manufactured.
Read the faith posts if you want somebody who has thought about what he believes, and the layoffs one if your workplace has gone quiet.