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”When I feel discouraged and my faith seems weak, I sometimes read Theodore Tappert’s Luther: Letters of Spiritual Counsel. Here we see how Luther often encourages struggling Christians to shout commands at the devil. He writes to a woman named Margaret who, after committing a sin, is being tormented by the thought that she belongsContinue reading “Luther: Shout Commands to the Devil…”

This was a helpful listen during my commute this morning. Although I disagree with the views held by both Abner Chou (Masters Seminary) and Costi Hinn, they provide much needed clarity concerning dispensational tradition, which includes their non-Reformed hermeneutic, as well as their rapture eschatology. There is often much confusion concerning who is and whoContinue reading “A Reformed Dispensationalist?”

My drive back home from school today became much better than it usually was. I was pleased to find a new podcast in my feed concerning “Pitfalls for the Reformed” by Theocast, a podcast I have a great appreciation for. Things get particularly interesting for me at the 24:50 mark, where the hosts discuss howContinue reading “Pitfalls for the Reformed?”

The following article was first written by myself in 2020 for CovenantConfessions.com and can be found here… There are many things I have grown to appreciate concerning the Reformed tradition. It is a tradition that contains unity, much diversity, and a wonderful heritage that has been left to the Christian of today contained in theContinue reading “The Ministry of the Word”

If I had dollar for every time a young man asked me about the tradition known as theonomy, or general equity theonomy, I think I could be living on a beach in Hawaii by now. 😉 By the grace of God, several years ago men spoke truth in my life via social media and challengedContinue reading “What’s the Big Deal About Theonomy?”

My journey to the Reformed tradition has been a roller coaster at times. I remember a time that by the grace of God I came to understand the truths contained in the Scriptures known as the doctrines of grace. These truths were not something that I learned and then brought back into the text asContinue reading “You’re Not Abraham!”

There are many reasons to like John Owen. The English Puritan minister’s written works fill my bookshelves and have been an encouragement to myself and many others throughout history. John Owen played a major role in at least two historic confessions of faith (Savoy Declaration & The Second London), participating directly with the former, andContinue reading “John Owen the Baptist?”

The following article was first written by myself in 2021 for CovenantConfessions.com and can be found here… “What is the difference between paedobaptist and baptist covenant theology?” I get this question more often than any other. Whether it’s during a conversation in the courtyard at church or via a direct message on social media, manyContinue reading “Only the New Covenant is the Covenant of Grace…”

Christian, We so often love to study, debate, and converse with others on social media (Christian Twitter/Facebook/Instagram) concerning the deep things of God. These things in my opinion, can be good and beneficial for the Christian walk. But may we never be a people who forget the widow who sits in the back row ofContinue reading “May We Never Forget…”