Some Thoughts About Halloween
Halloween, as many of us have probably noticed, seems to have taken a darker turn in recent years. It’s a stark contrast... Read More
The Sufficiency of Scripture and Transcendental Knowledge
A few weeks ago I was alerted to a criticism raised about an old blog post of mine—a post in which I... Read More
John Calvin: Six Reasons for Prayer
Perhaps you’ve wondered before: if God already knows all things and knows what we need, why should we pray? Even more, if... Read More
Now Available: The 2023 Issue of the Detroit Baptist Seminary Journal
The 2023 issue of the Detroit Baptist Seminary Journal has just been posted online. This new issue contains six articles and dozens... Read More
Why Would We Give Up Our Hands and Feet?
It is refreshing to read a new commentary that not only says something new (i.e., it is not merely repeating what others... Read More
Dealing with Pastoral Sin
An article published recently by the Religion News Service, “Is a Pastor’s Sin a Private Matter?” addresses a matter of great consequence and relevance... Read More
Fundamentalism May Feel Safe, Because It Is
Phil Newton recently published an article on the 9Marks website entitled, “Fundamentalism May Feel Safe, But It’s Shortsighted.” Newton argues that, after... Read More
Theologically Driven Series on Fundamentalism
Tomorrow, we will release the 100th episode of Theologically Driven. The first episode was released on October 21, 2021. Since then, we... Read More
The Good Old Songs and “In Christ Alone”
When we sang “In Christ Alone” recently in church, the copyright date grabbed my attention. The hymn came out in 2001, meaning... Read More
Images of the Image of God
Faith-based, multi-season series The Chosen has made a big splash, showcasing an audience of 100 million plus and views, in some form,... Read More