The Significance of What John Leaves Out of His Gospel
The early Gospels were not available in the Canon we have today during the first century. Each Gospel writer crafted their narrative for a specific audience, much like tracts,...
Oh, Pulpit, Where Art Thou?
In the wake of modern shifts within the church, the traditional pulpit is being abandoned, raising important questions about the impact on preaching and authority. This post...
The Irrationality of Calvinism
In this insightful post, we delve into the complex theological debate between Calvinism and Arminianism, exploring key concepts like predestination, the balance between divine...
William Lane Craig’s Infinite Library: Why Molinism Doesn’t Work
Delve into the complexities of Molinism as we explore its unique approach to divine sovereignty and human free will, discussing middle knowledge and the philosophical...
Stop and Think: The Peril of Overstating All Our Christian Convictions
This post delves into the delicate balance of confidently sharing one's faith while embracing the humility to question and critically engage with deep-seated beliefs. It...
5 Christian Traditions and Symbols Associated with the Satanic You May Have Wrong
This post delves into commonly misunderstood aspects of Christian tradition and their origins, from the true meaning of "Lucifer" and the significance of "Xmas," to...
Taking the Lord’s Name in Vain – What Does it Really Mean?
In this thought-provoking exploration, we delve deep into the Third Commandment—"You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain"—unveiling its rich layers and...
The Danger of Romanticizing Suicide
“Suicide isn’t logical,” J. told me, matter-of-factly, in a recent session. I was sitting on the comfy couch in his office, sinking into its cushions, flabbergasted he would...
Seeking Divine Confirmation: The Wisdom of Requesting Signs from God
Want to see more of my posts? I’m now over at Patreon. Join my mission or subscribe for free . Gideon replied, “If now I have found favor in your eyes, give me a sign...