My soul clings to you,Your right hand upholds me.
Created to cultivate
God created us to cultivate, to reflect His character in making beauty out of chaos, when we lose that, we lose a part of who we are. As a culture…
Come . . .
Have you ever wanted to be punished when you’ve done something wrong? Let’s say you’ve sinned against God, and then go to prayer and confess, and then there is nothing,…
With us in reality
God has not called us to attain some super ethereal spiritual enlightenment. No new age mystical, science fiction, or gnostic experience will attain fullness of life or ultimate good. No,…
We are free to be exposed
If I am unwilling to face and address my sin, I lack faith in the Gospel. If I want my sin to be accepted or overlooked, I lack faith in…
Engaging our culture in hope
When engaging and confronting our culture, we (as fellow sinners) must patiently exhort in manner that introduces people to Jesus. In this, people will be called both to conviction (as…
Naked
Adaptation of an earlier poem There she stood clothed, yet nakedBefore Him who looked into herheart.Fire and judgment stirred relentlesslyAnd searched . . . She looked into His eyes and…
The Gospel is for the believer – Part 10
To Him alone be the glory And when the living creatures give glory and honor and thanks to Him who sits on the throne, to Him who lives forever and…
Atheists must defend their “lack of belief”
Atheists' claims of a "lack of belief" serve as a way to avoid defending their position academically. There must be a call for both theists and atheists to rigorously evaluate and defend their conclusions.
We don’t dance with shadows
The moral law of Moses is not abrogated but still demanded, but met in us by Christ and will be fully accomplished in us through Christ, as and when we…
Historical Timeline of Jesus’ Birth in Luke and the Quirinius Dilemma
Johnathan MS Pearce an atheist in his dialogue with Dave Armstrong gives ways hew believes would reconcile Luke in his comments on the proposed discrepancy between Luke 2:1-2 and Matthew…
