• Limitations, Authority and Politics

    Let’s do a quick test. Let me ask you a few questions, and then you can mull them over. If you’d like to give a written response you are free to do so. If the cat’s got your tongue that’s fine too. But I want you, the reader, to think, “What limitations does the Church…

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  • The Ladder

    The Ladder

    One of the critiques that I heard from the late Greg L. Bahnsen against other forms of apologetics (those in the non-presuppositional branch) is that they attempt to build a ladder to Jesus, and then once they got an individual to him, they’d throw the ladder away. For a very long time I pondered that…

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  • Something

    Something

    “Something is eternal. Something has always been and always will be. Nothing comes from nothing, and since we are looking around at a great deal of something, all around us, in every direction, then something must have always been. The question before us therefore concerns whether that everlasting something is personal or impersonal.” Doug Wilson,…

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  • Why the Rainbow?

    Why the Rainbow?

    One evening at the dinner table I was presented with the question pertaining to the rainbow. Why do those in the LGBTQ+ movement use the rainbow as their symbol of choice? To be sure a very interesting question, and from the Christian viewpoint very poignant. What I would like to do today is present my…

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  • To God Be the Glory: A Brief Stroll through Ephesians 1 & 2–Part II

    A Brief Consideration of Ephesians 2:1-10 Last week I started a two-post look at Ephesians 1-2:1-10. As I explained last time, “Those that struggle with this portion of Scripture do so not because the language is difficult, but rather the concept that the language conveys is difficult. However, our theology should be derived from the…

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