Evangelicals Adrift: Supplanting Scripture with Sacrementalism
Mike Boling
January 20, 2016
By definition, to be adrift means something or someone is without purpose or guidance or perhaps lost and confused. Often
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God as Author: A Biblical Approach to Narrative
Mike Boling
December 23, 2015
Hermeneutics is the science of interpreting the biblical text. Hermeneutics is the process of understanding literary texts, specifically in reference
A Review of “Luther on the Christian Life” by Carl Trueman
David Dunham
December 16, 2015
Martin Luther, the great German reformer, has become something of a caricature of modern Evangelical interests. What most of us
The Bondage of the Will by Martin Luther, translated by J.I. Packer and O.R. Johnston
Zach Barnhart
December 10, 2015
We recently celebrated Reformation Day at the end of October wherein we recognize a anniversary of a pivotal moment in
ESV Men’s Devotional Bible
Mike Boling
December 9, 2015
Over the years I have owned a number of devotional bibles. Some were focused on men’s issues, some on women’s
A Review of “1-3 John” by Douglas Sean O’Donnell
David Dunham
December 8, 2015
The best devotional literature combines solid exegesis of the text with insightful application. Both are necessary for a quality work;
Reading Romans In Context (Ben Blackwell, John Goodrich, Jason Maston, Editors)
Zach Barnhart
November 29, 2015
“Context is king,” as it is often said. Context becomes even more important when it comes to reading the Scriptures.
Return to Me: A Biblical Theology of Repentance
Mike Boling
November 26, 2015
I am increasingly appreciating the theological discipline of biblical theology. The pursuit of following a principle, pattern, or term throughout