From Doctrine to Discipleship
The Resurrection: The Defining Moment of History
Easter is not just a tradition or symbolic story but a historical claim on which everything depends. The resurrection of Jesus Christ proves who he is, secures the salvation of sinners, and demands a transformed life. If the resurrection is true, then nothing remains the same. If it is not, then Christianity collapses entirely. Read the full article.
Have You Created a God in Your Own Image? (Part 1)
The difference between a god of our imagination and the God who truly is lies in how we think about His character. This article traces the history of how theologians have viewed God’s holiness and glory—two attributes that rise above the rest as the proper entryway into knowing Him. From Charnock and the Puritans to Webster and Ramm, discover why holiness and glory are the atmosphere of all God’s perfections and the foundation for worship that is true, humble, and life-changing. Read the full article.
Theology is Not Optional: What You Believe About God Changes Everything
Everyone has a theology. Whether formed by Scripture, culture, or emotion, our beliefs about God quietly shape every part of life—our worship, morality, and even society itself. When we misunderstand who God is, our lives and our world begin to fall apart. But when we know Him as He truly is, everything finds its proper order. Read the full article.
Is the Trinity Biblical?
Christians worship one God in three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. But how can God be both one and three? This article explores the biblical foundations and historical affirmations of the Trinity, examining divine simplicity, consubstantiality, and personhood to show why the doctrine is essential for the Christian faith. Read the full article.
From Derision to Definition: Confronting Misconceptions of Biblicism
The label biblicism often carries baggage—proof-texting, anti-intellectualism, or even “bibliolatry.” But are those fair descriptions? In this article, Dr. Cory Marsh argues that true biblicism is nothing less than a resolute commitment to Scripture’s authority, clarity, and sufficiency. Far from a caricature, biblicism is a historic, evangelical identity worth embracing with conviction. Read the full article.