Tag: Reformed Theology

Has Greed Replaced Your Gratitude?

Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and Advent are all connected.

Can I Be Honest?

An update on where I'm at spiritually. I covet your prayers.

Praying for Reformation

A Personal Prayer and a Corporate Prayer, looking forward to the next year of Protestant Church History

When Jesus Pulls Up a Barstool

A reflection on a scene from Father Stu (2022) as it relates to hearing God.

How John MacArthur’s Ministry Changed My Life—and Why I’m Mourning Today

My reflection on the passing of Pastor John MacArthur last month

A Hermeneutical Contradiction that Evangelicals—Especially Baptists—Must Consider

If we apply the created intent for marriage beyond the walls of the Church, why do we not apply gender roles beyond the walls of the Church?

Have We Missed the Point of the Eucharist?

We take the Lord's Supper unworthily when we partake of it without taking the time to be grateful for Christ's sacrifice and continued presence with us.

My Least Favorite Bible Verse

A deep dive into the grammar of my least favorite verse (John 15:7). Is it still my least favorite verse?

Another Look at the Angels’ Announcement

There is a textual variant on Luke 2:14 that we can't ignore in our telling of the Christmas story.

Reforming from Within

In this day of deconversions and exvangelicals, we need to remember that the only way to truly impact the future of the Church is from within.