What is Theology: God Knowledge as Defined by God Introduction The question what is theology and why would I care about it, is probably one of the most important questions a Christian can ask. Theology is coming to know God the way God wants to be known, and it must Read more…
Sanctification: A Work by Grace Introduction How much work is sanctification? The answer to that question has been approached from many perspectives. However, the servant of God must chew through the text of scripture and discover for themselves the answer. That journey is part of formation. Christ said “… be Read more…
Isaiah Opens with Covenant Lawsuit: the Wickedness of Judah Introduction and Subgenre Isaiah is the Paul, Hebrews and James of the Old Testament.[1] All three of these attributes are seen in the opening oracle of Isaiah (1:2-20). The first five chapters of Isaiah set the stage for the climatic Read more…
I would like to talk about the historical principle of Biblical interpretation. It seems to me that the historicity of the scripture is seriously under attack in this age of modern criticism. Andreas and Richard said that “true faith is rooted in a text that reveals not only literary but Read more…
Personal Code of Ethics The code of ethics for ministers is the sixty-six books of the Old and New Testaments. In them is contained everything needed for the minister to be “complete, equipped for every good work.”[1] Any personal code that a minister may develop must be totally in-line with Read more…
Reflection on Jonah: Made of the Same Stuff Humility is the key to ethical Christian actions. Jonah’s view of himself was the core of every one of his stumbles in following God. When Jonah ran from God did he actually think he could get away from God? He may have; Read more…
Washing the Disciples Feet: A Christological Example of Servant Leadership Service is integral to the Christian life. Christ set the example, and the apostles walked it; together they made a roadmap that shows every follower how the people of God are to interpret the instruction “… I say to you, Read more…
I recently read a comment on Facebook that indicated the Apostal Peter and Isaiah 53 were juxtaposed on the issue of penal substitutionary atonement. I think a little walk in Colossians should help clarify that penal substitutionary atonement is biblical and more than that, without it the cross does not Read more…
A rapper that goes by Lecrae once said, “if we fought for our right we would be in hell tonight” What is our right? Lecrae continued “Mere Sinner own nothing but a fears hand”. I often see posts on Facebook about “Achieving your potential”, “The potential inside you”, or “That Read more…
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