The grace of justification is freely given because there is nothing we can do to merit it, and not only do we not merit God's grace, we demerit it by our sin. Read more
The grace of justification is freely given because there is nothing we can do to merit it, and not only do we not merit God's grace, we demerit it by our sin. Read more
4.) If any Christian gives you push back about how you view a particular social issue, call them unloving, hypocritical, judgmental, and bigoted. Read more
Due to the profound effect that select hymns have had on the church’s history, an argument can be made that there are some songs every Christian should know. Read more
As the 500th anniversary of the Reformation marches nearer, it behooves us to examine anew the differences between the Roman Catholic and Protestant doctrine of Sola Fide. Read more
Kevin DeYoung recently penned a short blog post over at The Gospel Coalition expressing how he doesn’t understand how many conservative Christians give Game of Thrones a free pass. He raises an additionally fair question to those of John Piper, who raised a set of rhetorical questions to demonstrate the resounding “no” of their proposed, hardened hearts. Articles abound on the correlation between pornography and Game of Thrones. Mr. DeYoung is quite correct: all one must do is type in... Read more
Detroit, Michigan – A local man is receiving heavy acclaim from his community this week after he publicly announced that he will be taking a month-long break from Facebook to “refocus, reconnect, and recharge his humility.” Starting next week John Chantry will delete the Facebook app from his smart phone and computer. He will be survived by a vast collection of memes, funny videos, and online friends. Read more
Scripture wants us to understand that while a single offense against a holy God is worthy of an eternal punishment, the punishments may not always be same. Read more
There is no such beast as the "Progressive Christian" known in the Scriptures. You can call it nearly everything you like - save Christianity. Read more
Two of this Summer’s biggest movies are works of fiction with a strong moral sense. While neither of the films was written, to my knowledge, by someone who claims Orthodox Christian faith, they both arrive at truths that are consistent with Christian, particularly Calvinistic, doctrine. Read more