The Art of Dying to Self
Most of us are familiar with left or right brain dominance. Those with left-brain dominance are supposed to be more analytical, while those with right-brain […]
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Holy Spirit
Reconciling Human Effort with God’s Grace
Since my early days as a young believer, I’ve understood the biblical doctrine of grace. Well, I understood it at a basic level. The importance
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Snakes and Doves
Jesus wants you to be like the devil. What? Really? Yes. In a surprising turn of phrase, Jesus directs us to be shrewd as serpents
Beware the Erosion
On March 5, 2021, Megan Basham wrote on Twitter: “In 2015, GracePointe Church in Nashville became one of the first large Evangelical churches to affirm
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Who’s In Charge of the Church? // The Solas – Part 8
This article is the eighth and last of a series on the “Solas” of the Protestant Reformation. They will post each Thursday here on The
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A Journey of Faith—Application of the 5 Solas // The Solas – Part 7
This article is the seventh of a series on the “Solas” of the Protestant Reformation. They will post each Thursday here on The Post. In
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Gateway to God’s Heart — Sole Fide // The Solas – Part 3
This article is the third of a series on the “Solas” of the Protestant Reformation. They will post each Thursday here on The Post. Faith
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Why Do You Believe That? // The Solas – Part 1
This article is the first of a series on the “Solas” of the Protestant Reformation. They will post each Thursday here on The Post. A
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Come Out!
Revelation 18 forecasts the final fatal fall of an end time “Babylon.” There have been many attempts to identify the nation, city, or system that
Conviction to Joy
I had an enlightening conversation today. It moved me to ponder the likelihood that many Christians have only experienced half the Gospel—the hard part. While