Monthly Archives: February 2012

I know this will certainly provoke the ire of the Reformed brothers on Facebook perhaps even cause them to frown upon me. While my Arminian brethren (Or those consistent with their beliefs but reject the label) may write me off. … Continue reading →

Dear friends, I do not wish to be abrasive or obtuse when I assert here that laypersons have a particular responsibility and privilege to labor. At the same time, teachers in a particular subject ought to understand the limitations of … Continue reading →

If our conception of Him is such that He can be admired and applauded by the non-Christian, we have a wrong view of Him. The effect of Jesus Christ upon His contemporaries was that many threw stones at Him. They … Continue reading →

An interesting and related development has been the growing enthusiasm for “conversation” in recent years. Conversations are wonderful as small talk or as discussions to clarify respective positions (though “dialogue” may be a better term, perhaps). However, when conversation rather … Continue reading →

A major theme of 1 John is the difference between true believers and false believers. John writes to his readers so that they will be able to identify any false teachers who come to town, and seeing the contrast between … Continue reading →