I don’t have a right to define fatherhood, but God does.
The Wrath of God (Catechism XVIII)
How will God respond to our sin?
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.
The Decree of God (Ecclesiastes 3:1-15)
God’s sovereignty leads Solomon to live a life of obedience and joy under God.
The Purpose of the Law (Catechism XV)
There are at least four distinct purposes of the law for Christians today, and each follows from the last.
The Fourth and Fifth Commandments (Catechism X)
Living a holy life before God is not complicated. What’s complicated is saying no to the dozens and dozens of evils that we are presented with daily.
An Introduction to Atheism
Atheists don’t believe in God, but our study will expose a great irony: God doesn’t believe in atheists, either.
Some People Walk Through Passages, Some People Dance Around Them (Response to Christadelphians)
My earnest prayer is that we would learn from this dialogue the importance of letting the text of Scripture dictate our theology, instead of our traditions dictating our theology.
God’s Universe: A Review of “The Rise of Skywalker”
A spoiler-free review.
The Law of God Stated in the Ten Commandments (Catechism VIII)
Let us not fall prey to the thought, “These commands were given to Moses’ Israel, not Christ’s church.” We find in the Decalogue a display of basic righteousness.
