Idolizing leaders is a sneaky, commonly accepted form of idolatry. God will not condone it!
Incognito Idolatry
Idolizing leaders is a sneaky, commonly accepted form of idolatry. God will not condone it!
Tag: idolatry
Babylon: City Prostitute
John continues his letter by unveiling another reason to align oneself with Jesus (likely the reason why most find it so difficult to align themselves with Jesus). . . . Revelation 17:1-18.
Three Reflections on Fatherhood
I've been reflecting a lot on God as a result of being a new father. . . . various texts.
A Challenge in Light of the Election Results
How should Christians respond in light of the election results? . . . Isaiah 22:8-14.
Is My Relationship Idolatrous?
How are Christians in romantic relationships to be certain that they love God more than they love their significant other? . . . 1 John 5:21.
“The Holy, Catholic Church” — Excursus
Jesus' messages to the churches in Revelation should cause us to reflect on the state of our own local churches. . . . Revelation 2:1-3:22.
“Purify yourselves,” Jesus commands
Jesus’ message to the church at Thyatira. . . . Revelation 2:18-29.
“Stop compromising,” Jesus begs
Jesus’ message to the church at Pergamum. . . . Revelation 2:12-17.
Object of Worship
Do you worship the right things on Sunday morning, or has an idol slipped in? . . . 1 John 5:21.
Total Depravity as a Doctrine of GRACE
Whatever we set up as a god in place of Jesus Christ is a violation of the 2nd Commandment. . . . (Westminster Larger Catechism, question 109).
