The Correlation of God's Response and the Theodicy Problem of Job
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The book of Job is, for most, the quintessential source for dealing with the problem of righteous suffering.[1] Why do the righteous suffer? This is…
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Is God Really on the Ropes with the Latest Scientific Finding? A Theological Perspective on England's Theory
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Recently on an apologetic Facebook group, a person shared a piece by Salon Magazine. Salon Magazine is known for its sensationalism from an ultra-liberal perspective.…
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Is God Really on the Ropes with the Latest Scientific Finding? A Theological Perspective on England's Theory
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Recently on an apologetic Facebook group, a person shared a piece by Salon Magazine. Salon Magazine is known for its sensationalism from an ultra-liberal perspective.…
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The Future Implications of the Resurrection of Christ
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Normally, I do not write about topics that are covered in previous messages. However, today I must make an exception. This past Easter I delivered…
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The Problem with Pharaoh's Hardened Heart
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The book of Exodus provides one of the greatest stories of redemption found in the Old Testament. God redeems the children of Israel from the…
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The Problem with Pharaoh's Hardened Heart
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The book of Exodus provides one of the greatest stories of redemption found in the Old Testament. God redeems the children of Israel from the…
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An Enduring Call for Christian Maturity: An Exegesis of Hebrews 6:1-8
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A summary statement of Hebrews 6:1-8 could be stated as the following: in Hebrews 6:1-8, the writer of Hebrews described the importance of maturity in…
