Intoxicating Love: The Greatest Guard Rail Against Infidelity
The book of Proverbs has, for me in recent years, become a most faithful friend. It encourages and edifies my soul as... Read More
Christian Platonism: Friend or Foe?
Christian Platonism. Friend or Foe? The Christian system has long been dogged by the question of philosophical grounding and the ancient comparison... Read More
The Virgin Birth and the Immaculate Conception
This post originally appeared on December 25, 2013. During Christmas season each year, we read the accounts of Jesus’ birth in the... Read More
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
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
After the Exile?
Sometimes we assume we know what a verse means, but once we slow down and read through it carefully, we realize it... Read More
Church History Resources for Children and Those Who Teach Them
Most seminary students are involved in teaching children in some venue or another. Many are husbands and fathers, and so are responsible... Read More
Cast Your Bread Upon the Waters (Eccl 11:1): A Call to Bold Action
Recently in my work on the Ecclesiastes commentary, I came across the enigmatic proverb “Cast your bread upon the waters, for after... 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