Standing at the edge of Yosemite’s high country, few hikers would boast that they need no trail or guardrails, only confidence and good intentions. No experienced climber trusts instinct alone in terrain like that. And yet, when it comes to Christian doctrine, many believers say something similar: “We have no creed but the Bible.” The […]
Creeds and Confessions: Guardrails for the Christian FaithRead More
Why do sincere, Bible-believing Christians often arrive at different interpretations of the same passage of Scripture? The answer doesn’t lie first in a lack of reverence for the Bible, but in how the Bible is read. Over time, I have found that most disagreements arise not from indifference to Scripture, but from differing assumptions about
Reformed Hermeneutics: A Christ-Centered Approach to Biblical InterpretationRead More
Few doctrines are more scorned today than the inerrancy of Scripture. To many, it feels like a relic of 20th century fundamentalism. Yet the full truthfulness of Scripture is not a modern invention. It was the settled conviction of the early church, the Reformers, and the Reformed confessions, each confessing that the Word of God
The Reformed Doctrine of Biblical InerrancyRead More
The blog post addresses the growing interest in Reformed theology among Christians, particularly those who find themselves torn between Evangelical/Baptist beliefs and Presbyterian teachings. It highlights the confusion that can arise when asked, “What is Reformed theology?” This article also gives a well crafted summary of what it means to be Reformed.
What Is a Reformed Christian?Read More
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