How Jesus Reached the Pharisees
They got the full dose of the truth, not in spite of Christ’s love, but because of it.
Jesus loved the Pharisees during His ministry, and He still loves Pharisees today. And God can save Pharisees, even Pharisees like us. So if you find someone hardened in their pride and self-righteousness, don’t give up. The Pharisees are, in many ways, the main bad guys of the gospel accounts. They were the ones... Continue Reading
The Second Half
With my remaining days, how can my life be spent for the gospel?
James told us that life is a vapor (James 4:14)…the shortness and brevity of life should spur us on to see our days, our hours, our minutes as precious and to be lived for something much bigger than one little life can accomplish. It’s sobering to realize you’re in the second half of your... Continue Reading
Proper Standards for Leaders
They are to rule in conformity to Messiah’s rule—not judging by appearances but by righteousness.
The wise ruler will “defend the cause of the poor and needy” and avoid “dishonest gain, shedding innocent blood, and oppression and extortion” (Jeremiah. 22:16-17). Kings rise and fall, and they are subject to the word of God (Jeremiah 1:10, 18-19). Scripture is not silent on proper goals and conduct for leaders, addressing this... Continue Reading
The Gospel of John: Development, Message, and Themes
A Remarkable Achievement in Early Christian Literature
The Gospel’s numerous themes work together to create a distinctive and coherent theological presentation of the Messiah’s deity, presenting the Word who was with God as Jesus, the incarnate Word, “the Light” overcoming darkness, and “the Life” giving resurrection life already the acquitting verdict of the Last Day and the assurance of resurrection life to... Continue Reading
Common Descent or Common Design?
Biological similarities aid progress in scientific discoveries and developments in areas like medicine, conservation, and biotechnology.
“The diversity of life on Earth today—even throughout life’s history—built from 30 or so body plans (corresponding to the known animal phyla) is nothing short of mind-boggling. So, apparently creating life on Earth around design templates has done little to limit the Creator. In fact…it highlights God’s ingenuity.” Evolutionists argue that anatomical, physiological, biochemical,... Continue Reading
The Beauty of Covenant Theology in Everyday Life
Covenant theology reminds us that God is completely trustworthy.
We must set our eyes on the city to come, the new Jerusalem, in which we will behold the face of our beloved Bridegroom, enjoy the spiritual blessings that are ours in Christ, celebrate the consummation of God’s promises, and stand beside those from every tribe, tongue and nation to worship the Lamb of God... Continue Reading
Is the UK Finally Dead and Gone?
Siding with Sophie of Dundee
When little girls have to defend themselves with axes, because the police and authorities have turned their backs on them, you know that the West—at least the UK—is basically doomed….Either completely out of touch governments will continue to prevail and drive the final nails into the UK’s coffin, or enough awakened and enraged citizens will... Continue Reading
We All Crave the New, Even Though It Never Lasts
The former things will give way to a reality that is not only permanent but perfect.
A time is coming when those who put their faith in Christ today—and tomorrow, and the next day—will no longer be distracted; when their desires will be fully satisfied. Forever. Then we will dwell with God. He will be our God and we will be his people. In the meantime, may we hope for what... Continue Reading
We Still Have Child Sacrifice
As long as we live like pagans, children will be in danger.
As the western world detaches from its Christian foundations, we should expect that more children will be devalued and harmed in more ways. A consistent feature of pagan societies is for children to be in danger. We should expect the same as a society repaganizes. Recently, a history teacher from Littleton, Colorado, went viral... Continue Reading
If Your Response To Tragedy Is To Mock God, Repent
Those scoffing at Christians’ prayer after Wednesday’s tragedy repeat the folly of the crowds who dared the crucified Christ to save Himself.
To reject prayer because it is not answered in the way you hope is to take too small a view of prayer. Christ Himself prayed for outcomes that sovereign God declined to grant. Hours after a young man who appeared to identify as a woman and to hate Christians opened fire on Catholic primary school students... Continue Reading
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