Matters of eschatology are arguably some of the most difficult theological issues of Scripture. How one exegetes certain passages and the manner by which the interpreter applies the purpose of the text is of great importance in determining exactly what the author is alluding to and how his statements should be understood. Of additional importance, […]
There are many who look for any way possible to denigrate the authenticity of Scripture, in particular matters related to history. One such element of Scripture that has been viewed with skepticism or at least has generated a bit of discussion as to the exact location of what transpired is Israel’s wilderness wanderings from the
Ancient Israel in Sinai: The Evidence for the Authenticity of the Wilderness Tradition Read More »
There has been an effort in recent years by authors such as liberal scholar Bart Ehrman to try and present Scripture as being in error. Such challenges, while really nothing new in the history of the Church, do present an issue for the Christian, especially due to the widespread popularity of books that oppose Scripture
We’re living in a culture that moves at a rapid pace. In this culture, we can communicate our thoughts faster than ever through Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus. We can also share our thoughts on a vast array of topics on blogs, podcasts, and other forms of new media. Combine this with the desire of
Glory Hunger: God, the Gospel, and Our Quest for Something More Read More »
It seems that far too often, the Holy Spirit is viewed as something of a New Testament phenomenon, a part of the Godhead that sort of sat on the sidelines for the first 39 books of the Bible while God and at times a pre-incarnate Jesus took care of things. Of course nothing could be
God’s Indwelling Presence: The Holy Spirit in the Old & New Testaments Read More »
Over the past five years, I’ve been in the enjoyable position to receive most, if not all of the latest and greatest Christian books. This position has offered me the opportunity to grow in my knowledge and understanding of a great deal topics. Since I was a teenager I’ve been interested in studying the history
Unashamed Workmen: How Expositors Prepare and Preach Read More »
Many Christians struggle with feelings of anxiety and worry. This is a struggle I know well. Feelings of failure, shame, and regret rob our joy in the Lord and cause God’s people to lift our eyes not to Christ, but to ourselves. How are we do to deal with these issues in a God-honoring way?
Mindscape: What to Think About Instead of Worrying Read More »
The Gospel of Matthew is one of the most significant of the four Gospels. The early church used the Gospel of Matthew to catechize (disciple) new Christians about who Jesus is, what He has done in His death, burial, and resurrection, and how to live the Christian life. As Matthew expounds on these great truths—he
Christ-Centered Exposition: Exalting Jesus in Matthew Read More »
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