At Christmas, we focus on one of the most astounding events in history—the incarnation of Jesus. But this good news can seem pretty peculiar to those outside the faith.
The Peculiar Good News of Christmas Read Post »
The Trinity is a mysterious truth, and it’s tempting to use analogies to help understand it. But the problem with analogies is that, instead of helping us see the beauty of God’s nature, they often lead to accidental heresy.
The Trinity, Analogies, and Accidental Heresies Read Post »
How can Christians encourage a love of theology in others? Here are some thoughts on how to approach this important task.
How do you encourage a love of theology in others? Read Post »
Joy and theology rarely seem to go together in our day. But that should never be because, truly, theology and joy are inseparable. Here’s a look at why I believe that’s the case.
Joy and theology belong together Read Post »
Few people give much thought to their worldview. But as Christians, we are called to see the world through a distinctly theological lens. Here are three truths that serve as the foundation for a Christian worldview.
Theology shapes the way we see the world (really) Read Post »
If all we had to go on was pop culture, we’d think angels were gentle beings who can’t wait to
What are angels really like? (A brief sketch) Read Post »
The Christian principle of biblical authority means, on the one hand, that God purposes to direct the belief and behavior
Authority in Christianity belongs to God Read Post »
Sin is one of those subjects that is tough to do justice to. Most of the time, we err on
It’s not a cold—it’s cancer! Read Post »
To celebrate Reformation Day, Ligonier Ministries is offering an audio-video download of R.C. Sproul’s 10-part teaching series, Luther and the
Luther and the Reformation: Free today from Ligonier Ministries Read Post »
We live in a day when we are being reminded again and again of our temporal privileges and responsibilities as
A perspective calling forth unqualified obedience Read Post »
