Analysis and Critique of the Federal Vision Teaching of Justification (Part 1)
I’ve seen several people recently discussing the issue of Federal Vision, a theological movement among Reformed churches that arose in 2002 and... 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
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
How Can I “Be Saved”?
Ask your average evangelical Protestant what it means to “be saved” and you will likely hear about an event occurring within history,... Read More
Fearing God as Sons, Not Slaves
The fear of the Lord is a key concept in the Bible but is often misunderstood by Christians today. There are three... Read More
Discovering Dispensationalism
Just a few weeks ago, SCS Press released a new book that will likely be of interest to many of our readers.... Read More
Layers in the Creation Account? A Review of Davidson and Turner
Studies of the creation account in Genesis 1 show no sign of abatement. A recent addition to the literature by Gregg Davidson... Read More
A Down Payment on a Good Home
It is that time of year here in Michigan when you begin to see yard sales cropping up around your neighborhood. When... Read More
Christianity: It’s a Religion (Not Just a Relationship)
You’ve heard the mantra a dozen times: “Christianity is not a religion; it’s a relationship.” This statement is quite wrong. Firstly, because... Read More
He Not Only Gets Us, but Is Better Than Us and Can Save and Transform Us
You may have seen an advertisement recently with striking black and white photographs, thought-provoking statements, and the phrase “He Gets Us. All... Read More