Up to date commentary on biblical topics as they relate to the church and the world at large.
Some books we need to remind us. To bring us back to the reality in which we live and how we as the people of God should be faced with that reality. After a determination to read A Christian Manifesto early in my walk with the Lord, I finally accomplished that goal. Here are the results. … Continue readingBook Review: A Christian Manifesto – Francis Schaeffer
On the heels of our last book review, come was another of a small but powerful book by contemporary preacher Alastair Begg. This book is geared towards preachers and teachers in the pulpit but can be beneficial to anyone who was born again. … Continue readingBook Review: Preaching for God’s Glory
It’s a given that every Christian should be reading the Bible regularly—as in every day. But there is massive benefit from reading other books that will assist us in our understanding of that book. Some are good and some not so much. Some we should embrace and some we should avoid. We take a look today at one of those books we should embrace with Spiritual Disciplines of the Christian Life. … Continue readingBook Review: Spiritual Disciplines of the Christian Life
The Great Commission has been given to every Christian on the planet. We are to go far and wide with the gospel message and the truth of God. But what can happen when we say those words to someone we know personally that are close? Well, I had an interesting experience this past week when I attempted to proclaim the gospel to an old high school acquaintance. … Continue readingAre You Born Again?
Recently, I had the opportunity to view a 2017 documentary on the life of Martin Luther by PBS. Being a fan of Luther and also being concerned that PBS was doing something on him, I had to check this out not only for myself but for others. This is what I discovered. … Continue readingReview – Martin Luther: The Idea That Changed the World
This week, we are going to conclude our look at a summary overview of Grace in Christianity as we lay out four distinctives of saving grace and why those distinctions make it so amazing. … Continue readingGrace In Christianity – Part III
Grace in Christianity – Part II In part one of our series, we laid down the basic foundation of what common grace is which we also said was synonymous with beneficent grace. In this part, we are going to introduce another kind of grace and … Continue readingGrace in Christianity – Part II
There are two things that we can do as Christians when it comes to the grace of God or divine grace. The pendulum swings in one direction much too far and we have to develop a coherent and biblical view of grace in order to understand the goodness of God and what that goodness compels us to do. Join us in Part I of Grace in Christianity. … Continue readingThe Grace of Christianity – Part I
December 15th, 2017 was a sad day for the Christian church. A great leader of the faith, R.C. Sproul went to be with the Lord. Here’s my personal testimony on how this great man help shaped my life. … Continue readingRemembering R.C. Sproul
Protestant Christians have a rich heritage. The problem with that is that most Protestant Christians have no idea it is. When you say names like Martin Luther, John Wycliffe, Jon Hus, or Ulrich Zwingli, you may as well be speaking a different language. We have something to celebrate this year as it marks the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. It’s surprising to a degree that we’ve come to this place because there are some alarming developments in the church. … Continue reading500 Years and More