A Most Brief Summary And Confession Of Our Believing

One of the newest treasures on my bookshelf is the recently completed four-volume set, Reformed Confessions of the 16th and 17th Continue reading →

The irony of Church complaints

When re-reading part of the book Why We Love the Church: In Praise of Institutions and Organized Religion (Kevin DeYoung and Ted Continue reading →

You Are (Not) The Gospel

Every day I receive mailings and promotions for new book studies that promise to reinvigorate or revolutionize the church. They Continue reading →

Always Reforming?

With cliches and famous phrases, all you need to do is begin the expression and most people will know how Continue reading →

Equipping the Saints in Guatemala

This weekend, I’ll be leaving with a group from Bellefield to travel down to Chichicastenango in Guatemala to work with the Continue reading →

God, Freedom & Human Dignity

If God is sovereign over all things, then is it possible to affirm human freedom and dignity in any genuine Continue reading →

Relational Reciprocity

Before getting into this post, a few comments are in order. First, I haven’t posted very much on here in Continue reading →

The certainty of hope

In what ways does the biblical concept of hope differ from mere wishful thinking? Most of the time that we Continue reading →