Gospel-Centered Resources for the Hurting
As Peter delivered his first sermon, he spoke with unshakable confidence. In the past forty days, Peter’s journey had been intense: he …
Double-Teaming Death: The Faithful God and The Faith of the Son Read More »
In the Capps household, wrestling was a regular affair. Growing up with four older brothers, I quickly learned that survival often depended …
Wrestling with God: Transformation in Unexpected Places Read More »
Throughout the pages of the Bible, safety language infused with the imagery of refuge and towers speaks to divine protection in our …
Omniscience invites us to grapple with a God who knows all, possesses comprehensive understanding, and has all-encompassing knowledge, transcending time and space. …
God’s Omniscience: Affirming the Boundless Knowledge of the Divine Read More »
God’s providence explores God actively sustaining and governing the universe. His providence encompasses His continuous care and guidance over all creation. We …
God’s Providence: Navigating Life’s Journey under the Guidance of the Divine Read More »
The theme of demons occupies a unique and often unsettling place in religious and mythological traditions worldwide. In Christian theology, demons are …
A Rejection of Service: Demons and the Forces of Darkness Read More »
The unpopular concept of eternal punishment stirs contemplation about the complexities of divine justice, human choices, and the question eternal destiny. This …
Eternal Punishment: Reflecting on Divine Justice and the Human Response Read More »
The dual facets of God’s transcendence and immanence point to a God who is both beyond comprehension and intimately near. This theme …
The Transcendence and Immanence of God: Examining the Depths of Divine Presence Read More »
The concept of God’s infinitude speaks to the limitlessness of God’s nature and our finite understanding. This theme illuminates the profound depths …
God’s Infinitude: A Reflection on the Boundless Nature of the Divine Read More »
The theme of divine immutability casts a luminous spotlight on the unchanging nature of God—a theological cornerstone that blends His unwavering constancy …
Divine Immutability: The Unwavering Foundation of Faith and Hope Read More »
Divine mystery invites us to explore the vast and unsearchable nature of God. Mystery affirms that an infinite God cannot be fully …
Divine Mystery: Investigating the Unfathomable Depths of God’s Nature Read More »
Common grace is a concept that underpins God’s universal kidness towards all of creation. Common grace is a theological term that refers …
Common Grace: Understanding God’s Universal Goodness Read More »
In Genesis 1:1 we are introduced to the Creator. In Genesis 1:2 we are introduced to the Conqueror. This verse tells of …
In Genesis 1-2 we encounter three types of creative activity. God creates out of nothing. God creates out of something. And finally, …
In the last post we discussed God’s ability to create out of nothing. In the creation account we learn that this is …
From nothing God creates. This is the affirmation of creation ex nihlo (out of nothing). With no raw materials he brings forth …
Encouragement is an underestimated force in our lives. It has the power to redirect our steps, change our future, eclipse our past and …
A Biblical Framework for Encouragement: The Creator Read More »
The Trinity is the source of all joy, it follows that nearness to him correlates to our experience of joy. If you …
Andreas Kostenberger wrote a book on Excellence in scholarship. He argues that a theology of God’s excellence is the foundation of any …
Human beings are made in the image of God. This is an inescapable reality for every living person. It is true for …
God is spirit (Jn 4:24). God is one (Deut 6:4). God is love (1 Jn 4:8 ). God is faithful (1 Cor …
God makes his home in unexpected places. He not only meets us in the fray of life, he lives alongside us there. …
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 …
I was 19 years old when I first stepped foot into a Juvenile Detention Center. It was my freshman year of college. It …
Working through the gospel of Mark I have been consistently moved by the way Jesus interacts with people. As the God-man he …