The Emotion Card

We have lost the habit of counting to ten.

You don’t remember? I’m not surprised —counting to ten when you’re mad was recently raised in [...]


On Obedience to the State (Part 6)

Given today’s headlines, the question fairly shouts itself into our world: What is the proper relationship between the Christian and the State? Why is this [...]


On Obedience to the State (Part 5)

Given today’s headlines, the question fairly shouts itself into our world: What is the proper relationship between the Christian and the State? Why is this [...]


Sacral Eschatology: Premillennialism and the Constantinian Synthesis

For my less technical readers —the title is really the toughest thing about this particular paper, which I just finished this week for Systematic Theology [...]


Word Play

At first, “to discriminate” meant to choose between one of several options. More specifically, it meant to wisely choose between more than one option.

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On Obedience to the State (Part 4)

Given today’s headlines, the question fairly shouts itself into our world: What is the proper relationship between the Christian and the State? Why is this [...]


Genesis 3: The Consequences of Sin (Part 5)

There is one final component in the consequences of sin we need to understand before we can fully understand sin and it’s impact in our [...]


What is the Purpose of History?

What is the purpose of history?

Okay, so the question might be a bit overbroad at first brush. But it’s a serious question, and it [...]


On Obedience to the State (Part 3)

Given today’s headlines, the question fairly shouts itself into our world: What is the proper relationship between the Christian and the State? Why is this [...]


Resurrection Sunday 2012

While he was still speaking, there came a crowd, and the man called Judas, one of the twelve, was leading them. He drew near to [...]