Scripture puts the “outward, objective, historical view of the Gospel…before every other.” M. F. Sadler, Church Doctrine—Bible Truth Imagine a group of believers coming together to write up the ideal presentation of the Gospel. What might it sound like? Maybe there would be discussion on where to begin—with Scripture? with God the Father? with the… Read More ›
In contemporary Christian culture, we hear much talk about having a “personal relationship” with Jesus. Though not the only way to speak of it, this is a reasonable way to describe the covenant our triune God makes with us. Yet, it is important to understand how that relationship is manifested. I have a relationship with my… Read More ›
When teaching through a particular subject, I find that everything suddenly relates to it. One co-worker alleges that I mentioned Dante in every conversation, while I was teaching through the Renaissance recently. I suppose there could be worse things to mention. My current subject, rhetoric, though a respected member of the Trivium, is not always… Read More ›