A Lament Concerning Divine Mystery
I often write personal psalms in the form of those found in the Psalter. I post this one as I think of and pray for a friend who is now enduring a time of difficulty and pain in God’s providence.
Category: Biblical Theology
Preach the Word, Correct, Rebuke, Encourage
When I was a college student, in a course on ethics or philosophy some fellow students naively declared, “You can’t legislate morality!” […]
The Creator’s Own Realistic Account of Creation
I had intended to post a different blog entry this week. However, due to the fortuitous convergence of matters completely outside my […]
Integration of Faith and Thought Is Not the Scholar’s Work but The Creator’s Work Already Accomplished
On April 7, 2022, by invitation from my University of Northwestern-St. Paul colleague, Paul K. Helseth, Ph.D., I presented the keynote address […]
The Creator’s Ordered Pattern of Work, Rest, & Play
Because my schedule has been focused on completing two significant presentations before taking a long-scheduled break from life’s ordinary routines, I have […]
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 […]
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 […]