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Cracking the Code of Conduct: Why Does Objective Morality Matter?
Objective morality matters because it is the lens through which we view our own actions and decisions. Either our decisions and actions are governed by God’s definite standards or they fall in alignment with a reckless and crazed culture.
3 Ways to Theologically Tackle the Trolls of Your Faith
Why is it so important to know exactly Who Christ is?
Because whatever shapes your thoughts on Who Christ is what forms the foundation of your life—how you view the future, how you build your identity, how you talk, and where you go. Because Christ as the Creator of all things, is before all things.
On Leading Your Wife
Before I got married, I did what I wanted, how I wanted, and when I wanted it, but marriage turned the “I” into “We”. When Dianne and I first got married I realized I was no longer living life in isolation in my own world. What do we want to do, how do we raise our kids, how do we spend our money? I must not lead my wife as a dictator but I must lead my wife in a way that is loving, caring, kind and that ultimately points her to Christ and makes her understand who she is in Him…
On Communication in Marriage
Communication problems are common, but they occur even when you speak the same language.
The Early Church Fathers
Our forefathers of the faith faced issues and problems like those we face in modern times. Much can be said about understanding our history, as history helps shape our future, and it formulates our logic and cognitive faculties as we learn from the experiences of others.
Why Should I Care About the Protestant Reformation?
Understanding the implications of what Luther and others did, and their re-focus on sound biblical doctrine and theology, play a significant role for believers today in how we read, interpret, and understand the Scriptures.