Anointed with Blood and Oil (Leviticus 14 Commentary Pt. 2)
June 4, 2022
I’m going to pick up my verse-by-verse walkthrough of Leviticus 14 in v. 8. This installment will cover vv. 8-32. But first, a quick note
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Our Blessed Hope: The Binding of Satan
May 18, 2022
Eschatology, the study of the “last things” in theology, was a periphery concern of mine for many years. I self-identified as “pan-mil”, i.e. holding that
Two Birds, Outside the Camp (Leviticus 14 Commentary Pt. 1)
April 22, 2022
Leviticus. It’s often the bane of yearly Bible-reading plans. It can be a confusing book filled with laws, rituals, and ceremonial statutes that make reading
Does Evangelicalism Need Saving?
February 13, 2022
Perhaps you’ve heard the discussion surrounding a recent opinion article in the New York Times, written by David Brooks, titled “The Dissenters Trying to Save
“I AM”: The Eternal Self-Existence of God
February 4, 2022
Do you ever wish that God spoke and worked in our own time as He did in the Old Testament or in the days of
On Christian Submission
January 22, 2022
Submission is a dirty word in 2022. In reality, I think there’s something in our human hearts that is timelessly offended by the idea of
Hope for Another Chaotic Year
January 7, 2022
Today marks one year since the riot on Capitol Hill during the turbulent transition between Donald Trump’s presidency and that of Joe Biden. Last January
The Blessedness of Spiritual Bankruptcy
December 30, 2021
Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven.” Matthew 5:3 Do you consider hopelessness as a prerequisite for salvation? The
Thoughts on The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill
December 8, 2021
Usually, I try to avoid “hot take” articles. If I’m addressing a trending cultural issue, I like to give a few weeks or months of
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