Who Is Jesus?
Scripture answers who Jesus is in one sentence: God was in Christ, true God and true man, held within the one God of the Shema.
Doctrine of GodWhat Is the Gospel?
The gospel is a fixed message: Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again, the announcement of God received by faith.
SalvationWhat Is Sin?
Sin in Scripture is not merely wrong acts but a corrupt nature and an offense against God, for which the only remedy is the new birth.
Systematic TheologyBe Reconciled to God: Why the Finished Work of Christ Must Still Be Received
I. A Sentence That Changes Everything There is a single sentence in the writings of Paul that, once a man truly grasps it, alters the way he reads the whole of the gospel. Paul says that God "hath made him…
SalvationWhy Easter Moves: The Computus Controversy and the Synod of Whitby
Easter moves because a Nicene rule ties it to the moon, and rival tables for predicting that moon divided the church until Whitby in 664.
Early Church (1st–5th Century)Penance and the Sufficiency of Christ
Few doctrinal questions carry more practical weight for the believer than this one: on what basis does a guilty conscience find peace with God? The question is not academic. It is the question every penitent sinner asks, and how a…
SalvationThree Ways People Relate to God
Three frameworks govern how believers understand divine action: a God who reacts, a God who acts alone, and the God of Scripture who leads while his people truly respond. Only the third carries the full weight of the biblical witness.
Practical TheologyThe Renaissance Made the Reformation Inevitable
The Reformation is often narrated as a sudden theological rupture, as though Martin Luther's protest in 1517 sprang from doctrine alone. The narrower truth is more interesting and more instructive. By the time Luther posted his theses, the intellectual and…
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