Articles
Kings in the King
It turns out that there are good reasons to think that Luke has a two-part OT story in mind as he tells the two-part story of Jesus and his disciples, and this helps us to understand why Luke wrote Acts and why he wrote his Gospel the way he did.
Toil for Your Church’s Maturity in Christ
Ministers rejoice in their suffering to make Christ fully known to their church, struggling with all His energy.
“Can We Do Church Together?” Clarifying the Three Tiers of Theological Importance
The question is not whether we should love one another and cooperate in obeying Jesus’ command to make disciples, but what that cooperation looks like.
Slavery in the Torah and Jewish Society
God’s instructions regarding slavery in the Torah were designed for the welfare and freedom of the individual.
Love of Country
American Christians do our nation a great service when they proclaim the gospel boldly within it and take this gospel most intentionally from it to the rest of the world.
Statement of Faith Changes: Premillenialism
The Millennium is incentive. A robust service to Christ draws less upon nostalgia and more on anticipation.
Corporate Worship as Discipleship
What if the most effective way of preventing Sunday-only disciples is emphasizing the importance of making disciples on Sundays?
1:9 Alliance: The Great Commission
The mission of the church is to make disciples of all nations.
1:9 Alliance: Scripture
The authority and sufficiency of Scripture are truths that must be lived by, not merely affirmed.