This past week saw yet another public controversy erupt regarding a Christian pastor and matters pertaining to sexual ethics. Most of you are aware of President Barack Obama’s first choice of Pastor Louie Giglio to give the benediction at the … Continue reading
If you had to pick but a few essential items to have in your theological library–yes, a few bare bones essentials–then what would they be? The Puritan Richard Baxter once asked such a question: “What books, especially of theology, should … Continue reading
This week I was pleasantly surprised to see the Reformed Baptist Fellowship blog re-post my article on Lent. It’s not an issue quite like justification or the Trinity, but it’s important nonetheless for a variety of reasons. In some sense … Continue reading
In his commentary on Exodus 21:22, John Calvin had this to say regarding the act of abortion: For the fetus, though enclosed in the womb of its mother, is already a human being, and it is a monstrous crime to … Continue reading
The importance of context when discussing biblical passages is certainly nothing new, but it’s important to constantly remind ourselves of this. 2 Tim. 3:16-17 is often cited, appropriately, as one of the biblical sources we have for the sufficiency of … Continue reading
In Part 1 of this article on tradition, we looked at the distinction between sola Scriptura and so-called “solo” Scriptura while emphasizing the necessity of tradition. Sola Scriptura does indeed mean “Scripture alone” as the ultimate authority of faith and … Continue reading
We live in a day and age in which the church is having an identity crisis, much of which is rooted in a misunderstanding of the Great Commission. Like many problems in the church today, this one is nothing new. … Continue reading
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