A Scriptural Defense of Infant Baptism (Video Series)
While I don’t expect to change anyone’s mind, I do hope these videos can help create some healthy, God-glorifying discussion regarding the importance and purpose of the covenant sign of baptism.
How Progressive Christians Deny The Eternality of the Human Soul
Our culture doesn’t need a month of pride, it needs a lifetime of God-fearing repentance. Sex is fleeting, but the soul is eternal.
God’s Standards for Elders, Part 3 - The Work of an Elder
Craft is not devoid of character. Who we are will determine how we work, and this is especially clear in pastoral ministry.
Oceangate: A Modern Parable of the Disenfranchised
The true tragedy of Oceangate is the utter lack of humanity shown by the watching world.
God’s Standards for Elders, Part 2: The Character of an Elder
Throughout history, the church has been infiltrated by wolfs in pastoral clothing. This isn’t shocking, and it isn’t a reason to leave or despise the church, Jesus Himself warned His people that this would be the case (Matt 7:15)
God’s Standards for Elders, Part 1: The Heart of an Elder
The underlying qualifications for elders are straightforward. They must be men who cannot be charged with having rotten hearts. How many job descriptions for pastors, or elections for elders start with these qualities?
Five Reminders For the Suffering Christian
Since God's purposes are accomplished (something the Bible reiterates again and again), we get hung up on questions like, “Why does God allow others to sin against me?” and “If God can stop evil, why doesn’t He?”
Christian, What Kind of Pastor Do You Truly Want?
True humility is properly ordered. John The Baptist’s humility is seen in the fact that he knew his place, he knew his calling, and he knew that Christ is the reason, end, and goal of everything he had set out to do. Because his priorities were in order that meant that he must decrease, and Christ must increase.