Gospel-Centered Resources for the Hurting
Justification, put plainly, is about the nature of God’s gift of righteousness; it is the divine act of declaring a sinner righteous …
Justification: Embracing God’s Gift of Righteousness and Redemption Read More »
The incommunicable attributes of God speak to the divine nature that transcends human comprehension. Within this expedition, we tread on the edges …
The Ineffable Majesty: Exploring the Unutterable Attributes of God Read More »
Genesis 1-3 is the fountainhead of solid thinking on marriage. These chapters reveal the Creator’s original marital design, the nature of marriage …
The concept of communicatio idiomatum, or the communication of attributes, speaks to the profound union of divinity and humanity in Christ. This …
Communicatio Idiomatum: Discovering the Mystery of the Divine-Human Union Read More »
In John Doberstein’s The Minister’s Prayerbook, he discusses Martin Luther’s understanding of the development of a theologian. Luther believed that the “right way to study theology” …
Oswald Bayer wrote a fine book titled Martin Luther’s Theology: A Contemporary Interpretation. In this book he summarizes Luther’s thinking on what makes …
A few years back a close friend and co-worker lost her mother after a long battle with dementia. I was amazed by …
Weakness, moral and otherwise has a way of pushing us away from God. It certainly does not serve as a confidence builder …
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 Nicene creed was written around A.D. 325. It was adopted in the face of the Arian controversy. Arius, a Libyan presbyter in Alexandria, …
Theology is the engine that drives action. There is a direct link between what we do and what we believe. A.W. Tozer …
Working through the gospel of Mark I have been consistently moved by the way Jesus interacts with people. As the God-man he …
Luther loved to preach on the benefits of the sacrifice of Christ. If you read through his sermons you will quickly find …
Pain is a constant in human existence. This regularity necessitates response, which in time becomes habitual. We develop a particular posture toward pain and a way of …
I often receive questions about salvation, faith, baptism, ministry, and how they’re all connected. During our 2017 Pilgrimage to Israel, I had …
