Whether we stand or fall—indeed, whether we are faithful Christians or not—rests on whether we accept the Bible for what it says and allow that to govern our lives. Continue reading Does the Authority of Scripture Really Matter?
The Kalam Cosmological Argument is an apologetic argument for the existence of an unimaginably powerful first cause. Something much like God. Continue reading The Kalam Cosmological Argument
What is the most important belief that you hold as a Christian? Maybe you think, “The authority of Scripture,” or “The existence of a personal God.” My answer is “Resurrection.” Continue reading The Relevance of Resurrection
Children do not find something they have heard a thousand times boring. They rejoice in repetition. Continue reading The Power of Repetition
Right theology is not an accessory. It is an indispensable part of our individual relationships with God, it informs every aspect of our Christian walks, and it protects us from error. Continue reading Why Theology Matters
I know that the birth, life, and death of Christ are the most incredible happenings in human history. Oh, what gifts! Therefore, it is never enough just to say how Jesus was born years ago. I have to say why it matters to me now. Continue reading Merry Mission: A Gospel-Sharing Opportunity
In this season of giving thanks, what do we do with the parts of our lives that are rough and painful? Continue reading Giving Thanks When It’s Hard
A fear of people is simply elevating humans higher than God. Instead of responding to people out of our love for God, we often live out of a fear of people. Continue reading Truth and People Pleasing
If we are the body of Christ on earth, should His hands be clutching expensive coffee drinks? Should His feet spend their time dangling into cool blue water? Should His mouths selfishly devour excessive amounts of food? Continue reading Does God Want Us to Have Fun?
