Last week I had an evangelism encounter with a young man. I can’t remember how the conversation started, but somewhere in our discussion...

As a young Christian, I always believed in the Trinity, but I confess I found the Bible’s teaching on it confusing. That all changed when...

History is a fine teacher, especially as it relates to our need to be thankful. It is easy to view our world and complain. Many long for...

Who wrote Acts? The book itself does not say, as it is anonymous. However, numerous early Christians (e.g., Irenaeus, Clement of...

A few weeks ago, I taught our Sunday School class of first graders. We’re in Genesis, and the topic was Cain and Abel. Our class...

It’s important to speak clearly. Because doctrine matters, the way we communicate doctrine also matters. Therefore, when talking about...

Our theological tradition hails from Protestant Reformation. About 500 years ago, Martin Luther (not Martin Luther King Jr. 😊) likely...

I want to reiterate a point in print that I made from the pulpit a few weeks ago. In my introduction to our series on family, I mentioned...

Though I do not know this by experience, I imagine that infertility is one of the hardest trials that Christians face. I love my children...

Segments of our culture oppose procreation. I mentioned this in last week’s sermon. Some people (Christians included) believe that it is...

As with every else in life that is worthwhile, parenting is difficult. The challenges, the heartaches, the burdens can be overwhelming....

Considering our reflection on Eccl 12:14, I wanted to discuss what the Bible teaches about future judgment. After death or after the...