A Twitter Peasant’s Thoughts on Owen Strachan and Arianism

November 15, 2021

Recently, Owen Strachan wrote an article entitled, “The Danger of Equating Eternal Authority & Submission with Arian Heresy: A Response to Charges Made on Social Media.”  Strachan expressed his belief that for centuries it’s been a non-controversial fact that Christians have believed the “Son eternally submits to the Father.”  He describes his view as the … More A Twitter Peasant’s Thoughts on Owen Strachan and Arianism

Book Review – Grace Worth Fighting For: Recapturing the Vision of God’s Grace in the Canons of Dort

November 29, 2019

Book Review of “Grace Worth Fighting For: Recapturing the Vision of God’s Grace in the Canons of Dort.”  Authored by Daniel R. Hyde Could you imagine reading a book that not only exalted the grace of God, but also served as a time machine taking you back as a real-time witness to the endeavors of … More Book Review – Grace Worth Fighting For: Recapturing the Vision of God’s Grace in the Canons of Dort

Why is the Mosaic Covenant Important for Christians?

May 21, 2019

In Reformed theology, everything is built on Scripture alone–Sola Scriptura.  We don’t build our theology on the New Testament by itself.  The Old Testament is the bedrock and foundation for the New. As Paul said, our theology is built on the foundation of the apostles AND the prophets (Eph. 2:20). With this in mind, it’s … More Why is the Mosaic Covenant Important for Christians?

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Is the Abrahamic Covenant a Part of the Covenant of Grace?

February 17, 2019

What is the Abrahamic Covenant? As mentioned in my previous article on the covenant of grace, the outward administration of the covenant of grace began with Adam in Genesis 3:15. In the Abrahamic Covenant, that seed is beginning to germinate and blossom. God’s promises and plans become more revealed to Abraham. Meredith Kline said it … More Is the Abrahamic Covenant a Part of the Covenant of Grace?

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The Covenant of Grace

February 7, 2019

After Adam’s colossal defeat in keeping the covenant of works, we desperately needed redemption. We literally had to have a Champion who could represent us. This is really the purpose of the covenant of grace: To deliver us the mediator we urgently required in order to save us from total destruction! It’s a rescue operation … More The Covenant of Grace

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Particular Redemption Matters

January 30, 2019

I thoroughly enjoyed attending the Westminster Seminary California conference a couple of weeks ago! “Remembering the Canons After 400 Years” was a conference full of exciting history, challenging theology, and a restful focus on the gospel. I highly recommend checking out all of the speakers! Recordings of each session can be found here. The first … More Particular Redemption Matters