“Humility Still Matters: Learning to be Gentle in a Loud World”

The rise of self-proclaimed authorities on Scripture through social media has led to a troubling lack of humility and gentle discourse. True Christian ministry calls for patience, meekness, and alignment with biblical teachings, recognizing that the authority comes from God's Word, not personal opinion or influence. Biblical humility is essential in communicating truth.

Are James and Paul At Odds Concerning Faith?

James 2 has often been misunderstood as contradicting Paul’s teaching on salvation by faith alone. In reality, the two apostles address different concerns: Paul speaks of justification before God, while James emphasizes how faith is vindicated before others through works. Faith is alive, visible, and fruitful — blessing the church, serving others, and glorifying God.

The Power and Wisdom of the Cross

The message of John 3:16–17 and 1 Corinthians 1:18–24 is one and the same: the love of God and the wisdom of God are revealed supremely in the cross of Christ. The world may see weakness and folly, but to those whom God has called, the crucified Son is salvation, righteousness, and life. Let us therefore hold fast to this gospel, unashamed of Christ crucified. For in Him we behold the very power and wisdom of God.

On One Condition: Christ – Part Two

The Gospel is a set of historical facts concerning the person and work of Jesus Christ. The Gospel is also how these events occurred to save a particular people from every kindred, nation, tribe, and tongue. If you come to believe Jesus is who the Bible describes Him to be, you only do so under one condition - and that sole condition is Christ alone as one’s only hope before a holy God!  Christ is the power! Christ is the Revelation of God! Christ is the satisfaction of God Wrath! - Christ is the Righteousness of God imputed unto His People!