Gospel-Centered Resources for the Hurting
The theme of the eternal generation of the Son explores the mystery of the eternal relationship between the Father and the Son
The Eternal Generation of the Son: Unveiling the Inner Life of God Read More »
The theme of the Parousia, often referred to as the Second Coming of Christ, stands as a pivotal doctrine in Christian eschatology.
He is Coming Back: The Hope of the Parousia Read More »
Justification, put plainly, is about the nature of God’s gift of righteousness; it is the divine act of declaring a sinner righteous
Justification: Embracing God’s Gift of Righteousness and Redemption Read More »
The concept of communicatio idiomatum, or the communication of attributes, speaks to the profound union of divinity and humanity in Christ. This
Communicatio Idiomatum: Discovering the Mystery of the Divine-Human Union Read More »
God makes his home in unexpected places. He not only meets us in the fray of life, he lives alongside us there.
The God Who Lives in the Fray Read More »
Names mean something. This was especially true in the world of Christ. Names were carefully chosen and would often set the trajectory of
Immanuel: God is with us in our sin Read More »
Luther loved to preach on the benefits of the sacrifice of Christ. If you read through his sermons you will quickly find
Meditating on the Cross with Luther Read More »
The plan of salvation was an eternal purpose in the mind and heart of the Triune God prior to the creation of
Jesus, the Whole and Complete Savior Read More »
In 1 Peter 5:1-6 Jesus is given the title: the Chief Shepherd. I have not given a lot of thought to Jesus
The Perfect Pastor Read More »
166 times the Bible calls us to Remember. A number that tells a story about forgetfulness, mine and yours. Remembrance is central to
One of my favorite ways to describe Jesus is through his three historical roles of Prophet, Priest, and King. In this post,
Prophet, Priest, King Read More »