Introduction Ephesus is located on the Western shore of Asia Minor. Paul spent two and a half years there in a very fruitful ministry. Several years later, Paul found himself imprisoned, and he wrote the letter of Ephesians from behind bars. The letter divides quite easily: the first three chapters focus on principles and the … Continue reading Marks of a Christian Life
A Conversation about Masks
So what’s up with masks?
A Philippian Rebuttal to Critical Theory
Did Paul utilize CT, or something ideologically parallel to CT, as he ministered to the church in Philippi?
That One Time When Those Reformed Guys Became Dispensationalists
Great Tribulation Memoirs, Chapter One
Marxism: Defined and Refuted
Should Christians embrace Marxism?
People in God’s Decree (Ecclesiastes 3:16-22)
The great, immovable fortresses of evil in this world are momentary reminders that we are, after all, quite small, and our lives are truly quite simple, and that’s really how God wants it to be.
Made in China
COVID-19 is a small price to pay for maintaining religious freedom.
The Ninth and Tenth Commandments (Catechism XII)
The Apostle James reminds us that, in the final two commandments of the Decalogue, we are still reflecting on how to love our neighbor (James 2:8).
The Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Commandments (Catechism XI)
Loving your neighbor is mostly about minding your own business.
Sanctity of Life Address 2020
Today is sanctity of life Sunday.
