Jesus Derangement Syndrome: Why the World Hates Christ and His People

Jesus Derangement Syndrome is the world’s irrational hatred of Jesus Christ, His gospel, and His people. Scripture teaches that this hatred should not surprise us, because the world hated Christ first. The gospel exposes sin, confronts religious pride, demands repentance, and declares Jesus as the only Savior and rightful Lord.

Jesus Derangement Syndrome is not a medical diagnosis of the mind. It is a spiritual diagnosis of the heart. The phrase is meant to describe the irrational hatred that fallen Continue ReadingJesus Derangement Syndrome: Why the World Hates Christ and His People

Godly Husband – Chapter 9 – Do Not Look at Another Woman with Sexual Desire

The Lord Jesus Calls Husbands to Desire their Wives with Purity of Heart Jesus said: Jesus spoke these words in the Sermon on the Mount, where He corrected shallow, external Continue ReadingGodly Husband – Chapter 9 – Do Not Look at Another Woman with Sexual Desire

Godly Husband – Chapter 10 – Maintain a Mutually Satisfying Sexual Relationship

The Satisfying Sexual Relationship of the Marriage Bed Belongs to the Covenant of Marriage Marriage is not only a legal arrangement, a household partnership, or a parenting structure. From the Continue ReadingGodly Husband – Chapter 10 – Maintain a Mutually Satisfying Sexual Relationship

Is Dispensationalism Still a Good Framework for Understanding the Bible?

What framework best explains the Bible’s own unfolding revelation of God’s plan in history?

The biblical framework of “dispensationalism,” especially in its classic forms, has fallen out of favor in many academic and denominational circles. Seminaries that once taught it widely have shifted toward Continue ReadingIs Dispensationalism Still a Good Framework for Understanding the Bible?

A Short History of Modern Non-denominational Evangelical Churches

Non-denominational evangelical churches blend Reformation doctrine, Anabaptist convictions, and Revivalist conversion urgency.

Most modern non-denominational evangelical churches are not “theologically blank.” In practice, they tend to share four core commitments that were inherited from previous movements based on the early church in Continue ReadingA Short History of Modern Non-denominational Evangelical Churches