Hebrews and Yawning
Though we do not know who wrote it, Hebrews is among the most theologically significant letters in the New Testament. It provides a...
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Nov 27, 20224 min read
In the Fullness of Time, God Sent Forth a Star
A verse that has never ceased to make me awe in wonder is Galatians 4:4, "In the fullness of time God sent forth his son, born of a...
Nov 6, 20224 min read
The Eschatological Thrust of Matthew 11:28
"Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest" One of my favorite statements from Jesus is found in Matt...
Aug 17, 20223 min read
C.S. Lewis and the Sermon on the Mount
Jesus' Sermon on the Mount recorded in Matt 5-7 is one of the most familiar areas of Jesus' teaching. I say that because it contains a...
Jul 29, 20222 min read
From Being to Doing: An Appreciation of Herman Ridderbos' Contributions to Pauline Theology
Going to seminary has opened up a whole new world of theological scholarship for me. Now, these folks are not new to other people but...
Jul 12, 20223 min read
Can That Faith Save?
Martin Luther wrestled with the book of James. He famously declared it (along with Hebrews) to be "an epistle of straw". Some have...
Jun 30, 20223 min read
Revelation 21:5 Is Hope For Those Who Have Been Sinned Against
If you are reading this, you have been sinned against. I recently finished reading Robert Cheong's Restoration Story: Why Jesus Matters...
Jun 10, 20224 min read
Community Is a Catalyst for Joy
If you stick around with me in this blog long enough, you'll read a lot of posts like this. Stuff about community. I'm sorry... but...
May 25, 20224 min read
A Brief Case for Supporting Female Theologians in the Local Church
Moody Bible Institute (my alma mater) recently hired their first ever female faculty member within the Bible and Theology department....
May 23, 20222 min read
Tempted Yet Without Sin
Christians cling to Hebrews 4:15. The thought that Jesus endured the temptation that we endure is a source of comfort for grieving,...
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