William Tyndale: A Brief Introduction

Written by Sarah Wootten In missions class during Vacation Bible School, the children will be learning about the life of William Tyndale and discussing Bible translation work that is still going on today. I thought it would be helpful for parents and VBS volunteers to have a better understanding of William Tyndale to help guide … Continue reading William Tyndale: A Brief Introduction →

Is the Doctrine of Propitiation Really Biblical?

By Jordan A. Hoge A major component of the penal substitutionary atonement theory is the doctrine of Jesus Christ’s propitiatory sacrifice for sin. The theory of penal substitutionary atonement tells of Jesus’ loving endurance, absorption, and exhaustion the divine wrath of God to provide salvation for those who were deserving of the wrath Jesus bore.[1] … Continue reading Is the Doctrine of Propitiation Really Biblical? →

Slaves to God

by Travis Tubbs Slave.  The word itself brings several images to a person’s mind. I dare say most of those images, if not all, bring about a negative connotation. We visualize the word “slave” negatively because of the American history behind the word.  Yet in Scripture, we find the Greek word “doulos” meaning “slave” used … Continue reading Slaves to God →

Christian Meditation

by Joey Carroll If you spend very much time reading Christian articles or posts, you have probably come across a discussion of Christian meditation or a “how-to” article on the practice of such meditation.  But the word “meditation” hopefully raises an eyebrow.  It is a term that is often used by those who practice Eastern … Continue reading Christian Meditation →

Divine Sovereignty and Personal Resolve: A Lesson from Jonathan Edwards’ Doctrine and Life

Written by Jordan Hoge Who was Jonathan Edwards? Jonathan Edwards is commonly recognized as America’s greatest theologian. He was a Puritan preacher, writer, pastor, and missionary of The First Great Awakening. He boldly esteemed the clear truths of the gospel, making clear to all under his ministry that there is salvation for those in Christ, … Continue reading Divine Sovereignty and Personal Resolve: A Lesson from Jonathan Edwards’ Doctrine and Life →

On Politics

by Audrey Christensen Christianity and politics.  For some reason, it is one of the touchiest subjects to talk about amongst Christians.  And with November drawing increasingly nigh, a blog post about politics was inevitable; perhaps my dad (Joey) wanted me to be the scapegoat since I’m now 750+ miles away!  If you know me, you … Continue reading On Politics →

What Are You Feeding On? A Discussion About Devotions

By: Tyler Faught “If you want to be filled with the Spirit of God you must drink of His Word... What are you drinking?” Danny Panter, Associate Pastor, First Baptist Church, SA “How sweet are Your words to my taste! Yes, sweeter than honey to my mouth!” Psalm 119:103 (NASB) Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash … Continue reading What Are You Feeding On? A Discussion About Devotions →

Review of Tiny Theologians Flashcards

By Wallis Faught As parents, it is always a blessing to hear ideas of what has worked for other parents in discipling their children. The articles that Sheila shared have been a blessing to me in thinking about what I need to be working on teaching Titus as he is beginning to understand many new … Continue reading Review of Tiny Theologians Flashcards →