The New Testament offers these (at least) three overviews of the whole of salvation (idea originally from Sinclair B. Ferguson’s The Christian Life: A Doctrinal Introduction). Read these and reflect on how they reveal God’s glory. Continue reading 3 Concise Overviews of Salvation from Scripture
A fruitful life can bring its own set of temptations. It is possible that a Christian in this position can feel tempted to scale back, considering how well things have been going: I’ve been in God’s Word every day for a year—it’s probably okay if I take a break from… Continue reading Instructions for the Fruitful Christian: 1 Thessalonians
Through the Ten Commandments, which are given in all seriousness and severity, God graciously teaches his already adopted children how to be holy like him. Continue reading What I Completely Missed about The Ten Commandments
The imposter syndrome is the name our culture has given to the constant feeling that you do not belong to your own community or that your accomplishments are illegitimate. Far from humility, this is an irrational state of paranoia that causes us to think of ourselves more as we think less of ourselves. I sometimes experience this and maybe you do too. Continue reading Imposter Syndrome and the Christian Life
The Scriptures all inerrantly point to Jesus as our Lord and Savior. Not only is the message good, but so it the medium that brings us the message. The more we reflect on the doctrine of Inerrancy, the more we come to trust in Jesus Christ as our Redeemer. Continue reading Five Reasons Biblical Inerrancy Matters
