The creation story of Genesis 1-2 is beautiful—and scandalous. Why? It’s not the faith vs science debate. That is a smokescreen for something more profound: the question of authority.
The beauty and scandal of the creation story Read Post »
What is the church? The Bible offers many metaphors that paint a liberating picture of what it means to be God’s people: a people united here and now, across all space and time, and with diverse gifts designed to further one mission.
What is the church? Many metaphors, one reality 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 »
Theology is often seen as divisive. But it can unite us, especially when it comes to understanding humanity—our value, our problems, and our only hope of salvation.
Theology levels the playing field for humanity Read Post »
So the other day, I finally got to hold a copy of my new book, Devotional Doctrine. I can’t fully
Why I wrote Devotional Doctrine Read Post »
We’ve entered another season of new releases, with my desk at work becoming cluttered and the occasional book finding its
Four books I’m excited about right now Read Post »
There are many ways that we can describe God, but one of the most important is this: He is holy.
A Holy God Is the Only Worthy Kind of God Read Post »
Few modern theologians have been as influential to so many Christians as R.C. Sproul. He was was a master at communicating
Seven books by R.C. Sproul (almost) every Christians should read Read Post »
