Blog Posts

  • God’s Plan Is Going Off Without A Hitch

    History often looks like a field of ruins. Nations rise and fall. Families break apart. The righteous suffer while the wicked prosper. The church is persecuted. Sin enters where innocence once lived. Death comes where life was promised. From our limited vantage point, it can seem as though God’s purpose in creation and salvation is…

  • The Holy Trinity: In Union

    The doctrine of the Holy Trinity is not a cold puzzle for theologians to solve, but the living light in which Christians know God, worship God, and receive salvation from God. The Father sends the Son; the Son redeems His people; the Spirit applies that redemption to the heart. We are not saved by an…

  • Scripture Alone: God’s Word Above the Traditions of Men

    There are times in church history when God mercifully awakens His people and calls them back to the truth. The Protestant Reformation was one of those times. It was not an attempt to invent a new Christianity. It was not a rebellion against Christ’s Church. It was a return to the Word of God. At…

  • The Beauty of God’s Providence in Creation

    “The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims his handiwork.” — Psalm 19:1 There is no study more delightful to the renewed soul than to behold the providence of God shining through His creation. To gaze upon the world merely as matter in motion is to walk through a king’s palace…

  • The God Who Creates, Makes, and Forms: Understanding the Biblical Story of Creation

    The opening chapters of Genesis are filled with profound beauty, but some of their richness is easier to see in Hebrew than in English. Several key Hebrew words help us better understand how God created the world and how He formed man. Among these words are bara (בָּרָא), asah (עָשָׂה), yatsar (יָצַר), and ha’adamah (הָאֲדָמָה).…