Humorous, random, less focused, disjointed, rambling, muddled...In other words, this new blog will be more like how my mind actually functio...

You'd think that question would be a no-brainer for believers. But consider the "no-lordship" position on salvation that is he...

Jesus told his followers, "By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have it printed on a t-shirt." Or someth...

In olden days a glimpse of stocking Was looked on as something shocking, But now God knows, Anything goes! Good authors too who once knew be...

Joel Osteen was in the People's Republic of Massachusetts last week hawking his book "Your Best Life Now: 7 Steps to Living at Your...

Our pastor, John Piper, has returned from his five-month sabbatical. And it seems he was quite busy: I was able to finish writing the main b...

Maybe we've been going about things the wrong way. Maybe what we need isn't more Christ-centered worship or expositional preaching o...

I’m finally returning to the question of how Christians should view history, particularly the future. I want to turn very briefly to the hu...

Marc Heinrich poses an interesting question on his site, Purgatorio : Which of the following is most damaging to the Body of Christ?: 1. The...

Something that has been on my heart lately is the relevance of Old Testament Law: Does it still apply to us today? I hope to write more on t...

In my previous post , I considered certain attributes of God's character and His purposes that should incline Christians toward historic...

As a Calvinistic Southern Baptist, it dawned on me recently how crabbed we sound when synthesizing our understanding of God's sovereignt...

In case you forgot, tomorrow is June 6, 2006, or... (cue the theme music from The Omen ) ... 666 ! Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia (Does it r...

Human beings are curious by nature, so it is understandable when people wonder why bad things happen. If there is a God, and if God is good,...

The Purpose of the Christian Life Before getting too far ahead of ourselves, we should think about and define the purpose of the Christian l...