The Duty of Fathers and the Second Commandment
Brothers, you are real fathers in the faith to our covenant children, even if they are not your blood relation.
Dads, it is our task to pursue the hearts of our children—will we teach them the truth and point them to Christ? Will we model godliness and faithfulness for them? Will we pray with and for them? Will we ensure that we are with them in that place God has ordained, Lord’s Day by Lord’s... Continue Reading
You Can Read the Bible to Your Kids
You don’t need a perfect schedule, or a perfect set of devotions from an expert.
My children are now 10, 10, 8, 6, 2, and 10 months. Sometimes we exempt the baby from Bible reading time if she needs to be fed. And sometimes the toddler is still finishing her nap. Beyond that, however, nobody gets an excused absence. To make time for family Bible reading, we actually had to... Continue Reading
Of Red Dresses, Feminism, and Cage-Stage-Patriarchy
The Bible teaches about the proper exercise of authority in marriage. Half-baked views of biblical patriarchy undermine this teaching.
Before a Christian couple are husband and wife, they are brother and sister in the Lord. The duties and responsibilities that we have in God’s family under Christ’s lordship do not get cancelled by holy matrimony. Further, a husband’s headship over his wife is not arbitrary or unlimited. His authority, like all other human authority,... Continue Reading
Tracing The Problem Of Evil
An excerpt from “Defeating Evil: How God Glorifies Himself in a Dark World”
Because we cannot avoid presupposing that a supremely wise God of perfect goodness, righteousness, justice, and truth alone sets the standard by which all things that fail to meet this standard must be measured. Without the sun, we’d never know that we lurk beneath the shadows. In other words, without a supremely good God, you... Continue Reading
The Coming Fight to Abolish DEI
An open letter to Donald Trump’s Cabinet.
Cabinet members should take advantage of the inevitable frenzy that will surround the new administration’s various policies and personalities. Abolishing DEI, while important, will register as a secondary headline. If officials successfully abolish these diversity programs, they can move on and never have to address it again. The principle underlying this course of action is... Continue Reading
Dear Pastor, Why Am I Seeing So Much More of My Sin as I Grow?
Pastoral application of progressive sanctification.
It is vital for us to remain sensitive to sin. God’s work in sanctifying us is one of the ways in which we can remain assured of his saving work in our lives. This is why, in 2 Peter, we are told to continue to work hard to grow spiritually: “make every effort to supplement... Continue Reading
How “Side B” Ministries Hi-Jack the Great Commission
Any shepherd of the flock ought to be ready to use the rod and chase off these wolves in sheep’s clothing so that the sheep might be protected.
Since Side “B” ministries give false assurances to homosexuals that they can be both gay and Christian. This undermines and corrupts the responsibility of faithful discipleship within the church to help people discover if they really are true disciples of Christ. If a Christian struggling with same-sex attraction homosexual prefers being identified with the LBGTQ+... Continue Reading
“Christians in Syria Need Urgent Help”: An Interview with a Levantine Greek Activist
Turkey wants to expand its territories and carry out an Ottoman imperial revival.
Mainstream media has always claimed they are “moderate rebels” when in fact we know they are neither moderate nor rebels. They are the same militants that beheaded women and children, just rebranded with new names. These people want a theocratic country. Syria is in need of reforms, but they will have to be democratic and... Continue Reading
Christ’s Spotless Bride — Apostolicity As an Attribute of the Church (Part Nine)
When we speak of the apostolic church, we are referring to that doctrine passed down to us from Jesus and the apostles.
How do we know the apostolic word in the present? The apostles and those in the apostolic circle wrote the New Testament for us as stated 2 Peter 3:16, “as he does in all his letters when he speaks in them of these matters. There are some things in them that are hard to understand,... Continue Reading
The Full Authority of Scripture
Bending the Scriptures by our lives to fit this culture.
A case in point is William Lane Craig’s, In Quest of the Historical Adam: A Biblical and Scientific Exploration in which he affirms inerrancy. Craig judges the encounter in the Garden as palpably false if taken literally. Why? Because science says it does not make sense. Craig admits that he is trying to square Genesis... Continue Reading
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