From Conference Stages to Moral Failures: A Warning About the Celebrity Pastor Culture
I am more convinced than ever that we need to unravel, re-evaluate the celebrity-pastor preaching circuit
Steven Lawson: a cautionary tale for how we all can fall
Brothers and Sisters, you do not want to be a heart-breaking statistic, but you need to remember – you could be.
Accessories to Sin: 5 Ways We Encourage Others to Sin
"God's law forbids not only the acting of sin in our own persons, but being accessory to, or having any hand in, the sins of others." - Thomas Watson
Christ and His Bride
As we have seen throughout the Bible, God chose for Himself a people, His bride. She was found filthy, made beautiful, became filthy again, and was promised redemption
The Looming Battle Between Artificial Intelligence and The Church
When I saw the power of Sora, AI went from being a novelty to a threat. I thought to myself that this is the beginning of the end of a society that knows and searches for objective truth. We’ve been sliding down this hill for a while, but this will be the proverbial shove that launches us over the slide of the cliff.
The Covenant Keeping God of Genesis 15
When God enters into a covenant, a relational contract with His people, we must take notice. And we see such an arrangement in Genesis 15 when God formally enters into a covenant with Abram. A covenant is more than a promise. It’s a bond in blood uniting two parties together with obligations and blessings for staying true, and curses for breaking the covenant vows.
‘Two Cities,Two Loves’, a Compelling Look at Christianity and the Culture
While I found Christ & Culture helpful in a model and ethics analysis, as a Christian looking for biblical guidance and practical wisdom on how to live faithfully in the fallen world, it is thin. That is why when I heard that P&R Publishing was going to rerelease Two Cities, Two Loves: Christian Responsibility in a Crumbling Culture by James Montgomery Boice, I was eager to read it.
The Poetry Of Jesus In ‘The Rich Man And Lazarus’
I hold firmly to the notion that this story is indeed a parable. Why? Because of Jesus’ spectacular use of poetry. This has been overlooked by some commentators. One of the amazing things about studying scripture is that highlights the infinite breadth and brilliance of Jesus.