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Response to “Even the Demons (Part 1): Do Other Gods Exist?”
Read the original article here First, I want to thank Dr. Drew Grumbles for his kind tone, clarity, and willingness to engage publicly...
3 days ago2 min read
When Tradition Speaks Too Loudly: Why Scripture Still Has the Final Word
“Show me where the Reformers agreed on this.” That’s a phrase you might hear today when someone questions a well-known theological view....
4 days ago3 min read
A New Law of Grace: The Toxic Lie That Only the Broken Understand Grace
There’s a new law making its way through the Church—not from Scripture, but from sentiment. It sounds spiritual. It feels compassionate....
Jul 312 min read
How the Law Can Be Good—and Still Dangerous Without the Gospel
“Do this and live.”“He did this—now believe!” These two statements summarize the difference between the Law and the Gospel. And when we...
Jul 303 min read
“So-Called Gods”: Rethinking 1 Corinthians 8:5
Every translation is an interpretation. While translators seek faithfulness to the original languages, choices must still be made—about...
Jul 297 min read
Genesis and the Battle of the Gods: Reading Moses in the Desert
In a few weeks, I’ll begin preaching through the book of Genesis , and I want to offer some important perspective as we approach not just...
Jul 245 min read
Who Defines Monotheism?
Many Christians today grow up thinking that monotheism simply means this: there’s one real God, and every other so-called god is just a...
Jul 189 min read
Clothed in Grace: A Gospel-Centered Vision of Modesty
Modesty is one of those subjects that can so easily become either a battleground of shame or a checklist of rules. For many young...
Jul 109 min read
Disenchanting Grace: Why the Modern Church No Longer Trusts the Power of God
There’s a strange irony running through much of the modern church:We preach grace.We sing about grace.We write books on grace.But when it...
Jul 83 min read
The Key to Idolatry: Why Access to Other gods Still Matters
A Subtle but Dangerous Mistake When most people think about idols, they picture statues—carved wood, molded metal, or some ancient object...
Jul 57 min read
“You’re Too Focused on the Invisible Realm.” Really?
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one.” —John 17:15 “Set your minds on things...
Jun 204 min read
Five Hundred Years of the Divine Council in Christian & Reformed History
What to expect The Bible is not a flat, modern document—it is a richly layered, supernatural story. From Genesis to Revelation, we...
Jun 1822 min read
The Divine Council and the Reformed Confessions: No Conflict, No Rejection (Confessions VS Divine Council Part Two)
Does the Divine Council worldview contradict Reformed theology? Some assume it does, claiming it resembles polytheism or speculative...
Jun 95 min read
The Return of the Unseen War
Why Martyn Lloyd-Jones Said We Must Learn About Demon Possession In our modern age, it may seem strange—even unnecessary—to study the...
Jun 73 min read
To The Reformed...
This article was adapted from this episode . One of the Most Misunderstood Topics in Reformed Theology: The Divine Council Worldview Is...
May 262 min read
The Twist That Changes Everything
A Star Wars Parable A Story Told Out of Order Here’s something fascinating about Star Wars : the movies were released out of order. The...
May 42 min read
How the Cross Became the Trojan Horse of Hell
The article was adapted from this sermon . Pride blinded Satan—and that pride led him straight into God’s plan. What he thought was his...
Apr 213 min read
The Dark Influence of Chemosh: More Than an Idol
Chemosh, the god of Moab, was not merely a lifeless idol but an actual spiritual entity with dark influence. The Bible provides striking...
Apr 42 min read
Biblical Dating & Romance
This article is born out of years of heartache, pastoral counseling, and the challenges of raising my own children. Over time, I’ve...
Mar 817 min read
How Far Is Too Far? A Biblical Perspective on Sexuality and Intimacy
NOTE: See also my Youtube Video on the topic “How far is too far?” It’s one of the most common questions I’ve encountered in over 20...
Mar 44 min read
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