Prophecy and Fulfillment

Prophecy and Fulfillment

The Bible's predictive prophecies are among the most powerful arguments for its divine origin. Hundreds of specific predictions, written centuries before the events they describe, fulfilled in ways no human
Deconstruction: why people leave and what it means

Deconstruction: why people leave and what it means

Deconstruction is not new. People have been walking away from inherited faith for as long as there has been inherited faith. What is new is the speed, the scale, the
Why does God allow suffering?

Why does God allow suffering?

Some questions do not stay in the classroom. They follow a man into hospital rooms, funeral homes, lonely kitchens, and long dark nights. One of those questions is this: Why
Predestination, free will, and election

Predestination, free will, and election

Few doctrines have generated more heat inside the church than predestination. It makes people uncomfortable — sometimes angry. It raises questions that feel like they have no good answers: If
What does discipleship actually look like?

What does discipleship actually look like?

Discipleship is one of the most talked-about words in the church and one of the least understood in practice. We say we want to make disciples, but when you press
Understanding the Return of Christ: What Scripture Says

Understanding the Return of Christ: What Scripture Says

The return of Christ is not a footnote to Christian theology. It is the event every other doctrine points toward. Jesus didn't ascend into heaven with a vague promise to
How was the Bible put together?

How was the Bible put together?

A lot of men have heard some version of this: "The Bible was put together by powerful men at a church council who decided what got in and what stayed
What do Christians actually believe? 

What do Christians actually believe? 

There's a lot of noise about what Christians believe. Some of it comes from Christians who disagree with each other. Some of it comes from people who've never read a
Faith and doubt: can you have both?

Faith and doubt: can you have both?

Most people think doubt is the enemy of faith. But the Bible tells a different story — one where doubt shows up in the middle of genuine belief, not as
How do I read the Bible well?

How do I read the Bible well?

Most men who struggle with the Bible aren't struggling because it's too hard. They're struggling because nobody told them how to read it. Hermeneutics is a ten-dollar word for a
Why did Jesus have to die?

Why did Jesus have to die?

The cross is the center of Christianity. Every major doctrine connects to it. The entire Old Testament points toward it. The entire New Testament unpacks it. And yet a surprising
What did Jesus teach about himself?

What did Jesus teach about himself?

Jesus never positioned himself as a teacher pointing toward God. He positioned himself as God. He didn't say "follow my teachings and you'll find the way." He said "I am