“I’ll Praise You in This Storm”: Finding God Through Pain and Recovery
I wanted to write sooner—to update you, to process—but fear (and writer’s block) held me back. Fear of vulnerability. Fear of being honest about what the recovery process has...
We Are All Only Armchair Theologians
Even the greatest theologians—giants like Augustine, Aquinas, and Calvin—only knew a sliver of the truth. Compared to God’s infinite wisdom, our knowledge is infinitesimal....
Partim-Partim vs Material Sufficiency or ‘Why You May Not Be Able to Corner Your Catholic Friend’
Have You Ever Talked Theology with a Roman Catholic? As a Protestant, you might have found yourself frustrated in such conversations. When you ask a Catholic where a...
Why Christianity Had Everything Stacked Against It—And Still Survived
Christianity is unlike any other religion, rooted in public, historical events witnessed by many, making its claims uniquely verifiable.
Before I Self-Flagellate
Do you ever feel like you’re not enough? I wrote this blog about my own struggles with self-doubt and guilt, and how Romans 7 gives me hope through Paul’s honesty and God’s grace.
Demonic Safe-Spaces
Judging others or being stuck in self-pity are traps. Discover how radical grace from Galatians 2:20 sets you free.
Protestantism’s Free Market Theology
Protestantism thrives in its messiness, driven by truth and diversity. Its free-market theology sharpens faith, fosters growth, and transforms lives.
The Sola Ecclesia of Roman Catholic Authority
In this episode of Through Theology in a Year, we delve deep into the Roman Catholic view of authority. We explore its historical roots, unpack the concept of Sola Ecclesia or...
When You Hang on the Cross of a Bad Marriage: Lessons from the Early Church
Marriage is often a gift but can sometimes feel like an unbearable trial. For those facing difficult marriages, this post explores the historical lessons of grace, mercy, and...