Israel: Common Questions
Answers to the most common questions about traveling to Israel.
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Hey Chaplain, I’m Frustrated
How should we handle frustration?
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Indwelt: God’s Presence In Us
Sometimes, outrageous biblical truths become commonplace. God is constant in his kindness to bring these familiar truths alive again and again as
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The God Who Lives in the Fray
God makes his home in unexpected places. He not only meets us in the fray of life, he lives alongside us there.
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Comfort in Strange Places
Job only makes sense to the suffering man. We often approach this book like Job’s friends approached him. We find its message
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Why Weakness Should Drive us to God
Weakness, moral and otherwise has a way of pushing us away from God. It certainly does not serve as a confidence builder
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The Majesty of Divine Selflessness
Sometimes, outrageous biblical truths become commonplace to us. God is constant in his kindness to bring these familiar truths alive to us
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God in the Dark
Gregory of Nyssa was a theologian that lived in 300 A.D. He was one of the Cappadocian Fathers along with Basil of
The God of the Cross
The cross is about self-disclosure. God not only saves us on Golgotha he shows himself to us. N.T. Wright says this about the
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The Shocking Symbol of Christianity
The cross is about divine self-identification. Calvary is God’s chosen location for articulating his character, heart, and intentions to the world. This
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The Cross and Criticism
Martin Luther famously stated, “the cross is our theology.” He was adamant that all good theology is rooted in, shaped by, and
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The Gospel and Grief
The Bible is the definitive guide to grief. Unflinchingly honest, the Scriptures tell us about the roots and realities of life in
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The Lord’s Supper: Broken Bread for Broken People
In the gospel of Matthew the story of the Last Supper is sandwiched by two narratives of betrayal. The text that precedes the
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An Embarrassing Book
No one knows what to do with the book of Ecclesiastes. A look at the history of interpretation demonstrates this fact with
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The Glory of the Cross: The Gospel in Poem
This is a poem about how God reveals himself to us in the cross.
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Barren Sarah and the Life of Faith
Abraham is held up in Scripture as one of the prime examples of faith. God made many promises to this man and
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The Heidelberg Disputation
The Heidelberg Disputation was a significant landmark in Luther’s theology. I personally love this disputation as it captures the heart of his
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When God Wounds
The great preacher Martyn Lloyd-Jones was once asked, “What does a person look like who has truly met God?” Alluding to Genesis 32:31 he
The Welcome of God
“Welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God” (Rom 15:7). In the context Paul is urging the
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A Perfect Service: Contemplating Angels and Heavenly Servants
The theme of angels holds a significant place in various religious traditions, including Christianity. In Christian theology, angels are considered celestial beings
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The Chalcedonian Creed
This creed was adopted at the Fourth Ecumenical Council held at Chalcedon–located in what is now Turkey–in 451 as a response to
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The Nicene Creed
The Nicene creed was written around A.D. 325. It was adopted in the face of the Arian controversy. Arius, a Libyan presbyter in Alexandria,
The Apostle’s Creed
The Apostle’s Creed is one of the earliest creeds. Some have suggested that it was originally written around 170 A.D. It is widely
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