I’ve been reading the Bible since I learned to read as a young child, but started studying the Bible when I was thirteen years old. As I became more involved in ministry in high school I quickly realized even with growing up in church that there was a whole lot I didn’t know (I still […]
Union with Christ is one of the most neglected doctrines in Christianity today and also one of the one of the Gospel’s greatest mysteries. In his helpful book Union with Christ in Scripture, History, and Theology, Dr. Robert Letham notes that “Union with Christ is right at the center of the Christian doctrine of salvation” (1).
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Father’s Day on June 17, 2012 marked six and a half years since I’ve seen my father. The last time I saw my father was in his physical therapy office. That day I waited four hours to talk to my father and all I remember was that the conversation didn’t end well. The sad thing about this
Over the past several years I’ve read a number of books on inerrancy and reviewed almost half a dozen books on the topic. In all my reading and thinking about this topic, I’ve come to the conclusion that inerrancy will be one of the defining issues of the coming decade inside and outside the Church.
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In this video Dave examines Joseph’s interaction with Potiphar’s wife and how Christian men are to be men and integrity because of the Gospel.
The past decade has seen a resurgence of writing on evangelism, discipleship and missions. I remember a time in the early 2000’s when the latest fad was the Emergent conversation. Now the Emergent conversation has mostly ended and the missional conversation is taking its place. While the conversation has shifted in its focus the goal
Recent years have seen a resurgence of writing on the book of Jonah. The book of Jonah is well-known, but many people miss the connection between Jonah and Christ. Jonah faced a tough assignment one that would send him into the heart of one of the most violent civilizations of the ancient world. Jonah
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John Murray from Redemption Accomplished and Applied (as quoted in Jesus + Nothing = Everything): The real use and purpose of the formula (active and passive obedience) is to emphasize the two distinct aspects of our Lord’s vicarious obedience. The truth expressed rests upon the recognition that the law of God has both penal sanctions and positive demands. It
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