Jesus, the authors of Scripture, and the early church all emphasized the Christian pursuit of virtue. Why don't we?
How We Live Matters: Grace Alone and the Pursuit of Virtue
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Not for the Faint of Heart | Book Review
Presently strained relationships with parents and/or deep parental regret. Distorted views of God. Exvangelicals and deconversions. In The Myth of Good Christian Parenting, Marissa Franks Burt and Kelsey Kramer McGinnis posit a connection between these things: When promised everything from godly children to a happy home, evangelical parents had a choice: trustingly comply or risk … Continue reading Not for the Faint of Heart | Book Review
How We Live Matters
The 2000 film "Gladiator," a math teacher's aphorism, and the Christian doctrine of hell all reiterate that we must actively pursue virtue!
Heretical Love
Some people say it is heretical to preach love, but a work of the flesh is heresy (Galatians 5:20), and the Bible describes heresy as a lack of love (1 Corinthians 11:19).
Living to Love
Republishing an old explanation of the philosophy of this blog. Part 3 of 3.
Living in Love
Republishing an old explanation of the philosophy of this blog. Part 2 of 3.
Living from Love
Republishing an old explanation of the philosophy of this blog. Part 1 of 3.
1 John and Church Abandonment: A Personal Journey
This post describes both the personal reasons why an expositional series through 1 John is near and dear to my heart and the commentators who are influencing my perspective and preventing me from focusing this study on my own experiences.
1 John: A Manual for Handling Church Abandonment
The Apostle John and Saint Augustine can teach us much about the Church at our current place in history. In this post, I introduce the book of 1 John | FREE ACCESS
Content Update | 1 John Series
An update as it relates to my forthcoming expositional series in 1 John.
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