Pursue unanimity, not uniformity
There are times when our doctrinal disagreements can hinder more than help. There are some things that can be set
Pursue unanimity, not uniformity Read Post »
There are times when our doctrinal disagreements can hinder more than help. There are some things that can be set
Pursue unanimity, not uniformity Read Post »
You have heard it said, “Pray like a Calvinist and work like an Arminian”—or, “pray as though everything depended on
Accidental double agents in the pulpit Read Post »
Whenever truth, dogma, and boundary lines are swept to the side in churches, pragmatism almost always follows, just as it
When boundaries are swept aside, pragmatism follows Read Post »
That season has come around once again, where top ten lists abound! As you know, reading is one the few
My favorite books of 2013 Read Post »
Today it seems as though anyone can be called an evangelical, from the pastor who takes a hard stand on
Book Review: Don’t Call It A Comeback by Kevin DeYoung Read Post »
The authority of Scripture is an issue of massive importance for Christians, whether we realize it or not. As culture has
Perspicuity and Presuppositions Read Post »
Over the last few weeks, since Justin Taylor brought everyone’s attention to the trailer for Rob Bell’s new book, there’s
What Good Will Come From the Bell Brouhaha? Read Post »
A helpful breakdown of 20 things that God does when He saves you, courtesy of Norm Millar, Senior Pastor at
20 Things God Does When He Saves You Read Post »
Title: Who is Jesus . . . Really? Authors: Josh McDowell & Dave Sterrett Publisher: Moody Publishers (2011) In the
Book Review: Who is Jesus…Really? by McDowell and Sterrett Read Post »
Kids’ Bibles are a strange animal. There’s a lot of effort that’s put into making the stories of the Bible
Book Talk: The Mighty Acts of God by Starr Meade and Tim O’Connor Read Post »