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In his letter to Titus, Paul writes of people who “profess to know God, but they deny him by their works” (Titus 1:16). What does that mean? How can we deny God by our works? In the same context, P…
by Wyatt Graham | In his letter to Titus, Paul writes of people who “profess to know God, but they deny him by their works” (Titus 1:16). What does that mean? How can we deny God by our works? In the same context, Paul begins to tell us how. We learn that such people...
by Clint Archer | In 2009 Tim Tebow played quarterback for the Denver Broncos. Tebow is an outspoken Christian who gained notoriety in the sports pages for kneeling to pray after every successful play. The media patronizingly dubbed it Tebowing...
by Eric Davis | God is sovereign over government (Rom. 13:1-2). For that reason, those in positions of governing authority have a responsibility to him. It is a dangerous thing to be in such a position because inherent to it are high standards...
by Jordan Standridge | I can’t remember the last time I missed church. In fact, I don’t know if there ever has been a Sunday that I missed church unless I can’t remember a time that I was traveling or sick. I’m not patting myself on the back as I say this...
by Clint Archer | Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus, better known as Tertullian, lived circa 160 – 240 A.D. This Christian scholar and writer became famous for defending the early Christian faith against heretical attacks and for coining one of the most important theological terms in Christianity...
by Jesse Johnson | Over the last few weeks I’ve been preparing a review of Latasha Morrison’s Be the Bridge book and Bible study materials. In so doing, I’ve been reading her recommended resources, and have been struck by how central the following claim is to this genre of “racial reconciliation” material...
by Kevin Huang | In conversations about race, too often we treat disagreement as evil, and we attribute the worst motives to those who disagree with us on complex issues. This is the way the world responds to disagreement, but Christians should be different...
by Eric Davis | These recent days have been sorrowful ones. The curse of the Fall has been three-dimensional in painful ways. Lives have ended that should not have. The great intruder of death has reared its ugly, uninvited head. Equally uninvited....
