Sadly, many of us do exactly what Kierkegaard warns us about – we construct something that we hold up for others to see, but which we are no

The dangers of being a self-righteous prig are real for all of us...

Discipleship involves a personal commitment to sanctification, involvement with a church that preaches and teaches the gospel, and...

Once again it has been far too long between blogs. Once again, I apologize to all of you who have been waiting. Due to the distance...

It has been a while since I have written a blog in this series. I apologize. I have been working extensively on the “Hearing God?”...

Remember Siegfried and Roy? For my younger readers, probably not. They were big cat trainers who played to sold-out shows in Las Vegas...

I hope that by now, three blogs into this series, you have come to an understanding of what a disciple is, why the church and fellow...

There are some very real, tangible benefits to being a disciple of Christ (this is primary), and to being part of a discipling...

Christ desires his followers to be disciples. Actually, that's not entirely right. True followers of Christ ARE disciples. As we...

The following blog post is an adaptation of a sermon preached on May 24, 2015 and adapted June, 2017. Much of the ideas of this post...

The following blog post is an adaptation of a sermon preached on May 17, 2015 and adapted on June 25, 2017. Much of the ideas of this...

My students know that I have two tenets which guide my scholarship and theological thinking; and I demand that it guides theirs as well....

We have covered the nature of Reformed theology (hereafter RT) - it's history and theology - over the last number of blogs. Now I want to...

Let's start by making sure we understand one important point. There is a difference between Reformed theology and Reformed soteriology...