My Bible Soapbox
Something I'm not used to in American mainstream Christianity is all the topical sermons. In all the churches that I've visited in the past few weeks the sermons have almost ALWAYS centered on …
Something I'm not used to in American mainstream Christianity is all the topical sermons. In all the churches that I've visited in the past few weeks the sermons have almost ALWAYS centered on …
When visiting churches in the US I notice that lots of pastors and preachers have exchanged the eternal truth of the Gospel for mere psychology and sociology. Rather recently I …
You must speak my words to them, whether they listen or fail to listen — Ezekiel 2:7–8 It's not uncommon for God to command his people to speak. Not only is …
Excerpt from Holiness in Fresh Perspective: Covenant, Cross, and Kingdom (Wipf and Stock) God’s promises David that his offspring would be the one with the eternal anointing to rule over God’s people. …
C.S. Lewis, yet again, gives us another wonderful gem of a thought. Lately I've been overwhelmed by work. Task after task just keeps piling up on my desk. A PhD dissertation …
The story of the Exodus is one of the more popular stories of the Old Testament. Not only that, but it is also one of the most important redemptive events in …
I find that many Christians believe that after we die we spend eternity in heaven. This is not true. It is true, however, that when we die our spirits go to …
I’d like to respond to this question by first rewording it a bit. Rather than responding to the question, “How much of the Bible should a person know before accepting Jesus …
This post, by no means claiming to be exhaustive, suggests three reasons why evangelism and the topic of revelation are necessarily connected: (1) because of the nature of the person …
Today was an interesting day. I preached at Sakanvil Church of Maranatha. I preached on the call of Moses in Exodus 3 and God’s call to his Church to be …