All who sin apart from the law will also perish apart from the law, and all who sin under the law will be judged by the law. For it is not those who hear the law who are righteous in God’s sight, but it is those who obey the law who will be declared righteous. (Indeed, when Gentiles,… Continue reading Your Law is a Lamp Unto My Feet
Dr. Ware and the BFM2000
I have recently written about a disturbing turn of events regarding Dr. Bruce Ware. I had some strong words, and I don’t take back any of them. Words Have Meanings It should be noted that Dr. Ware has responded to these critiques in a lengthy open letter, in which he responds to some critiques. Before… Continue reading Dr. Ware and the BFM2000
Heresy and Matters of First Importance
As I have commented in the past, there is a raging battle going on right now on the subject of the Trinity. I tried to break it down for the average person, both in writing and on a recent podcast. I commented in the podcast that those who hold to EFS are still brothers and… Continue reading Heresy and Matters of First Importance
Reflections on Freedom
I live in the United States of America. In 1776 the British Colonies declared their independence from the crown and fought hard to obtain it. July 4th is the day we celebrate that independence, and on that day there are great reflections on freedom, liberty, and independence. However, today I want to reflect on something… Continue reading Reflections on Freedom
A Christian’s Homecoming
This is guest post by Dennis Boyer. Dennis lives in the Upper Valley region of New Hampshire, where he is the Postmaster of a small New England town. He worships at Providence Presbyterian Church (OPC), in Lebanon NH, and is the author of several fiction novels. I glance out my driver’s side window. The large… Continue reading A Christian’s Homecoming
On Kings Kaleidoscope’s “A Prayer”
This is a guest post by Austin Gravley. Austin is an intern at Redeemer Christian Church in Amarillo TX, and also works as a professional exterminator. He hopes to attend seminary once he finishes his B.A. in General Studies at WTAMU in Canyon, TX. You can follow him on Twitter at @gravley_austin If you had told me… Continue reading On Kings Kaleidoscope’s “A Prayer”
A Simple Case for Postmillennialism
This is a guest post. The views presented represent only the author’s and do not necessarily represent the views of the proprietor of this blog, or any other authors therein. Which millennial view is correct? It is an extremely difficult topic to navigate and debate since apocalyptic literature is unique. However, in this post, I… Continue reading A Simple Case for Postmillennialism
The ERAS/EFS Controversy
For those who are involved in the Christian blogging community, there has been a battle raging in the past week or so regarding the EFS (Eternal Functional Subordination) or ERAS (Eternal Relations of Authority and Submission) positions. These positions are views of the relationship between the Father and particularly the Son, although the Father-Spirit relationship… Continue reading The ERAS/EFS Controversy
Unless You Repent – Luke 13:1-5
There were some present at that very time who told him about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices. And he answered them, “Do you think that these Galileans were worse sinners than all the other Galileans, because they suffered in this way? No, I tell you; but unless you repent, you… Continue reading Unless You Repent – Luke 13:1-5
Review of “Augustine on the Christian Life” by Gerald Bray (Wheaton: Crossway, 2015)
Augustine on the Christian Life is an entry in the Theologians on the Christian Life series, published by Crossway. This entry, written by Gerald Bray, focuses on the 3rd and 4th-century bishop, Augustine of Hippo. The Theologians on the Christian Life series is a combination of biography and historical theology. Each entry includes a chapter covering the… Continue reading Review of “Augustine on the Christian Life” by Gerald Bray (Wheaton: Crossway, 2015)