Trusting in My Father’s Wise Bestowment
As we muddle through our Coronacrisis together, the Christian has a level of hopefulness that the unbeliever does not have. This is... Read More
Church Polity and the Coronavirus
No doubt the readers of this blog have reached the saturation point on articles about the Coronavirus. Still, some angles of the... Read More
Singing the Christian Experience
Singing has evolved dramatically throughout Church history. And like many other cultural phenomena, it is evolving more quickly today. This gives our... Read More
A Long Shadow: John C. Whitcomb (1924–2020)
Dr. John Whitcomb, grand patriarch of biblical creationism and flood geology and long-time professor at Grace Theological Seminary, has passed from this... Read More
Roger Scruton (1944–2020)
One of the most important philosophers of our day died last weekend, and almost no one noticed. Best known as a proponent... Read More
Not Ashamed?
Christian media outlets have a lot to say these days about the idea of shame, mostly trying to convince us that shame... Read More
Giving Thanks
When one thinks of the more egregious sins in our world today, we tend to think of sins like murder, assault, sexual... Read More
What Do We Want? MORE POWER! When Do We Want It? NOW!
The NT Scriptures frequently mention the Christian’s need for “power” or “strength” from God to obey him, endure persecution, and bear witness... Read More
DBTS Student Publication
The Th.M. program at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary has as one of its goals the development of scholar-pastors in possession of the... Read More
Praying for Healing
The Bible teaches that Christians ought to pray for healing and that God routinely answers such prayers (Jas 5:14–15 et al.). But... Read More