Christ Purchased God’s Forgiveness on Good Friday
Today, on the Christian Scholars Review blog Missing Good Friday: Forgetting to Teach Forgiveness, Perry Glanzer inquires, Can you imagine a culture […]
Category: Biblical Theology
Holy Fear Versus Unholy Fright – Audio of Sermon
Click this link for an audio of the sermon–Holy Fear Versus Unholy Fright–the text of which was posted earlier this week.
Holy Fear Versus Unholy Fright – A Sermon
Throughout the past two years, the religion of “Scientism” has dominated the world with medical bureaucrats who afflicted whole populations with terror […]
Does Hebrews 6 Tell Us that We Christians Can Lose Our Salvation?
Who hasn’t been perplexed by the warning in Hebrews 6:4–8? For it is impossible, in the case of those who have once been […]
From Beginning to End the Bible’s Storyline Features God Who Does the Impossible (Part 2)
This singular statement, “Now Sarai was barren; she had no child” (Genesis 11:30), one could reasonably affirm, situates much if not all […]
From Beginning to End the Bible’s Storyline Features God Who Does the Impossible (Part 1)
With our recent celebration of the Lord’s incarnation and our passage into a new year, it is fitting to reflect on God […]
God’s Covenantal Stipulations Are A Means of God’s Grace
This is the fourth and final in a series of blog articles responding to Harrison Perkins’ November 30 article on The Heidelblog […]
All God’s Covenants Entail Conditions, Stipulations to Be Obeyed by Covenant Members
This is the third in a series of blog articles that respond to Harrison Perkins’ November 30 article on The Heidelblog that […]
All Christians Believe Better Than They Articulate Their Beliefs (Including Theologians)
Last week, on December 1, I learned that The Heidelblog targeted my published essay, “Covenantal Life with God from Eden to Holy […]
Doing Theology and the Need to Avoid Bearing False Witness
Because I am not a regular reader of The Heidelblog, I had no knowledge that the chapter that I had written five […]