"This means, at least in part, that God allowed the world to fall into sin and misery so that He could showcase the fullness of His being to lost and lonely sinners, which brings Him unimaginable glory."

In "Traces of Defeatism," I examine how some of the interpretations and assumptions in amillennialism act like trace elements of poison in the Church's bloodstream, subtly undermining our mission by instilling a defeatist mindset. I argue for embracing a postmillennial perspective, which I believe empowers us to actively engage and transform culture, reflecting a more victorious outlook on God's kingdom and our role within it.

Some people are worthless. As shocking as that may be for the modern American Christian, that is what the Bible clearly teaches. This post looks at how Scripture defines worthlessness in contrast to how the world defines it using the example of Eli’s sons and Hannah in 1 Samuel 1-2.

"Because God is independent and perfectly free, because He is uncaused and Lord over His own existence, His purposes, plans, and His very nature remain necessarily steadfast and unmoving, which is a source of tremendous comfort and assurance for believers."

“One of the most beautiful descriptions of God’s character (Exodus 34:6-7) contains a reference to visiting the iniquity of fathers on their children. Indeed throughout Scripture we see examples of children suffering because of the sins of their parents. This post looks at the theme of representation, which in no way implies injustice on God’s…”

In our latest article, we critically examine the doctrine of Historic Premillennialism, revealing its inadequacies and how it contributes to a defeatist stance in the Church. Our discussion aims to pave the way for a more empowering, Biblically-grounded eschatology that energizes the Church for active mission and cultural engagement.

“Responsibility is an often overlooked aspect of leadership. This post looks at the nature of both individual and shared responsibility as they relate to leadership, using David as an example to emulate.”

In this series, called "A Practical Postmillennialism," I will be diving into what postmillennialism is and what it means for our lives. I will be looking at how the Bible promises God's victory and how that victory works itself out in every aspect of your life. This series will show you how to live in light of a robust, theological optimism that will seep into who you are as a man, woman, mom, dad, churchman, and member of a rotting and decaying society that needs Jesus. Today we interview Gary Demar!

When we look at the covenants in Scripture, we often focus on the individuals who received them, but all of the covenants are actually very corporate in nature which has major implications for us today. This post looks at the way God makes covenants with entire families throughout many generations and how that flies in…

"In understanding God's righteous anger, we grasp the depth of Christ's sacrifice. His atonement on the cross, where divine justice and mercy meet, reveals a love profound enough to absorb the wrath we deserved, offering us peace and reconciliation."

Many Christians start the year with a resolution to read through the entire Bible, but those plans often stall somewhere early in the Old Testament when they hit “the doldrums”. This post aims to help people not only get through them but also profit from them.

In this series, called "A Practical Postmillennialism," I will be diving into what postmillennialism is and what it means for our lives. I will be looking at how the Bible promises God's victory and how that victory works itself out in every aspect of your life. This series will show you how to live in light of a robust, theological optimism that will seep into who you are as a man, woman, mom, dad, churchman, and member of a rotting and decaying society that needs Jesus. Today we tackle dispensational defeatism.

Have you ever wondered why the Bible says God has flaring nostrils, wings like a mother hen, and a right arm of power? Well, join us as we delve into the world of anthropomorphisms, understanding a unique lens through which we can grow in our appreciation, adoration, and imitation of God.

“With the new year approaching and with it the numerous resolutions to “get in shape” or lose weight, we need to have biblical perspective on fitness and health that will help us not only pursue them for the right reasons but also aid us in actually achieving those resolutions.”

In this series, called "A Practical Postmillennialism," I will be diving into what postmillennialism is and what it means for our lives. I will be looking at how the Bible promises God's victory and how that victory works itself out in every aspect of your life. This series will show you how to live in light of a robust, theological optimism that will seep into who you are as a man, woman, mom, dad, churchman, and member of a rotting and decaying society that needs Jesus.

“In this Advent season, it is important to make sure we are celebrating the coming of the correct Christ. There are various prevalent forms of idolatry in American Protestant churches that are far worse than the Catholic veneration of Mary. We will look at these in comparison to the Old Testament golden calves (yes, plural)…”

"Explore a riveting twist on the Christmas story with 'The Apocalyptic Christmas,' where celestial battles and cosmic symbolism from Revelation 12 redefine the holiday's meaning. Dive into a narrative where a radiant woman, a formidable dragon, and a child destined to rule nations transform Christmas into a scene of divine drama and victory. This blog invites you to witness Christmas not just as a serene nativity, but as a pivotal moment in a grand cosmic saga, challenging and deepening your understanding of this beloved season."

“In this Advent season, we celebrate the glory of the Incarnation of Jesus Christ, that He was conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit in the womb of a virgin named Mary. The wonder of it all makes it easy to adopt erroneous views of Mary. This post examines Mary as she is portrayed…”

“He was bringing war because this old world had fallen into bitter, soul-crushing slavery to an evil dragon. A serpent of great beguiling who tricked our only king into trading in his scepter for over-tight handcuffs... His crown for rusty chains. On that first Christmas morning, after legions of failed men who came before Him, the heaven-sent God-Man was born the royal Man-King. Delivered as a helpless babe to deliver and set the helpless free.”

At the center of the Incarnation of Jesus Christ that we celebrate in this Advent season is the the virgin birth. Some who see science and Scripture as contradictory deny this doctrine, but in this post we will see that it is clearly taught in Scripture and absolutely essential for our salvation.