Religious Liberty: “We Give Thanks for the Freedom We Have to Worship Publicly”
You’ve probably heard someone pray at church (and likely have prayed yourself) something like the title of this post: “We give thanks... Read More
The Overlooked Scandal of the Mere Anglicanism Conference
If you interact with certain segments of conservatism, you may have heard about a kerfuffle at the Mere Anglicanism conference held a... Read More
Analysis and Critique of the Federal Vision Teaching of Justification (Part 4)
Read Part 1 in this series here. Read Part 2 here. Read Part 3 here. Teaching Directly Related to Justification (cont.) The... Read More
Analysis and Critique of the Federal Vision Teaching of Justification (Part 3)
Read Part 1 in this series here. Read Part 2 here. Teaching Directly Related to Justification While FV is not centered around... Read More
Analysis and Critique of the Federal Vision Teaching of Justification (Part 2)
Read Part 1 of this series here. Teaching Indirectly Related to Justification As was stated in my previous post, FV is not... Read More
Analysis and Critique of the Federal Vision Teaching of Justification (Part 1)
I’ve seen several people recently discussing the issue of Federal Vision, a theological movement among Reformed churches that arose in 2002 and... Read More
John Calvin: Six Reasons for Prayer
Perhaps you’ve wondered before: if God already knows all things and knows what we need, why should we pray? Even more, if... Read More
The Good Old Songs and “In Christ Alone”
When we sang “In Christ Alone” recently in church, the copyright date grabbed my attention. The hymn came out in 2001, meaning... Read More
Summer Seminar: Biblical Counseling and Abuse
We are excited to welcome Dr. Ernie Baker on August 22, 2023, as he presents a seminar on Biblical Counseling and Abuse.... Read More
Fearing God as Sons, Not Slaves
The fear of the Lord is a key concept in the Bible but is often misunderstood by Christians today. There are three... Read More