Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Sanctification Archives

Ask your average evangelical Protestant what it means to “be saved” and you will likely hear about an event occurring within history,...

There it was in my Facebook feed. One of those ubiquitous memes from well-meaning fellow believers: God does not want you to...

The title of this post is exactly the same as a recent article on the Gospel Coalition web site. The author of...

The fact that Christ speaks regularly and with vivid imagery of faith as having dimension (it can be little or great and...

Just six months before he died, John Wesley (1703–1791) wrote to a preacher named Robert Carr Brackenbury (1752–1818). In that letter Wesley...

It’s no secret that I have an abiding interest in the place and function of sanctification in the life of believers. The...

A few weeks back I offered a tribute to my dad for being a good parent to an unbelieving child (yours truly)...

“OK, men, everyone gather around, and let’s get this football season under way,” Coach Paul deTarsus bellowed out. As the young recruits...

Normally when book reviews appear on this website, they’re for new books: cutting edge books that add some new piece of information...

Last week I received one of those Tweets that had been forwarded about a half dozen times before it landed in my...