I have a confession to make. I enjoy children’s books. In particular, I enjoy reading children’s books that relay the glorious and wondrous message found in the pages of Scripture. Even more specifically, I truly appreciate authors who present this glorious and wondrous message in a manner that does not present what is found in […]
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“Context is king,” as it is often said. Context becomes even more important when it comes to reading the Scriptures. Some of the main hindrances Bible readers face when studying God’s Word is that they cannot get a grip for why the author said what he did, or why the audience responds the way they
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Over the past decade, we’ve seen a huge increase in writing and speaking on what the gospel is and how Christians can live a gospel-formed life. In his first book The Reckless Love of God Experiencing the Personal Passionate Heart of the Gospel, Alex Early writes to help readers understand what it means to say
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The book of Genesis and specifically the exegesis and application of its first eleven chapters have resulted in a plethora of opinions among scholars and layman alike. Does the Genesis creation account reflect actual history or is it merely a symbolic representation of God being Creator? Did God truly flood the entire earth during the
There are certain theological topics that can be stated as being of foremost importance. Among those which should fall into that category are studies on the Godhead, the Church, and events that will precede and encompass the final days of humanity on earth as it exists today. Subsumed within those “big ideas” are a number
In Mark 8:29, Jesus asks the apostles a simple question: “Who do you say that I am?” How we interpret this question is of critical importance. For many, “Who do you say that I am?” indicates that our epistemology (study of knowledge) should inform our theology. But what if this is backwards? What if, instead,
I have the honor of leading the Men’s evening Bible study at my local church, serve on the men’s leadership team, and write a monthly column for the men’s ministry in our church’s newsletter. Over the past two years of being involved in men’s ministry, I have thought long and hard about what makes a
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As the already post-Christian society we live in grows more post-Christian by the day, it is becoming increasingly more important that we pinpoint exactly how to defend our faith, stand for truth, and engage differing opinions lovingly and willingly in conversation. The widespread reason many of us Christians struggle to do this is, as we
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