A brief definition and stress of their importance.

The law of what is prayed, is the law of what is believed

I was challenged this week with the task of responding to someone who used the phrase, “Worship is a lifestyle”, as their reasoning for not attending church. I think the unfortunate popularity of this excuse calls for a reminder that our progression in sanctification is not a trip we are made to venture on alone. Here is my response:

If sacraments are means of grace, how is that grace communicated? And what are its ramifications in the life of the believer?

A delineation of the local church offices as they are described in the New Testament.

Sound polity in the Wesleyan spirit is unapologetically dependent upon the notion that Scripture is our authoritative compass, and driven by an “all hands-on deck” mentality that moves us steadily towards its delineated heading.

Three marks of a true church. Two Presbyterians Interacted with. One Wesleyan clarification.

The following is my reasoning as to why I believe that women have the biblical precedent of filling all ministerial roles other than the pastoral position. I am arguing both things simultaneously. I do still advocate for the ordination of women because it offers a denominations stamp of approval for them as they minister in the ways in which Scripture encourages.

The importance of being a Shepherd before being a skeptic

Acknowledging commonplace despite my reasons for maintaining the integrationist viewpoint.

This is a short case for the integration of theology and psychology (specifically forensic psychology in this case) via their subcategories of hamartiology and psychopathology.

Last week, Dr. Michael Brown, a charismatic author and radio host, tweeted something that many cessationists responded to in a way that I think was unwarranted. As a cessationist myself, I wanted to give a brief but hopefully more charitable response.

3 Reasons why Christians should stop using the Enneagram

Everyone has a different definition of it so I might as well post this and disappoint them all.

“Even now, while I write, and while you read, they are praising the Lamb that was slain” - John Newton