Church Grammar
A mishmash of thoughts, scraps, and interesting stuff. Read more
A mishmash of thoughts, scraps, and interesting stuff. Read more
If we believe that iron sharpens iron, then we believe that we need each other. Read more
I've finally decided to take Jesus's caution seriously, and cut out my own social media eye rather than lust over the approval and acclaim of others. Read more
Baptists can maintain our identity while also learning from others about the importance of theological reflection, liturgical intentionality, and historical appreciation. Read more
Revelation is more than a book about divine judgment and end-times destruction -- it's a book about eternal hope in Christ. Read more
Eternal generation is largely a mystery to us, it helps us biblically and theologically make sense of the relationship between the Father and Son. Read more
Jesus is called "firstborn over all creation," but does this mean he was created? Read more
This is not one evangelical denomination's problem, but I want to highlight those in my own Baptist tribe who are doing this well. Read more
Some evangelicals act as though church history started with the Reformation. Read more
The Holy Spirit is perhaps the most overlooked person of the Trinity in many Christian circles today, but he is equally deserving of the praise and adoration given to the Father and Son. Read more
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