A Subtle but Dangerous Mistake When most people think about idols, they picture statues—carved wood, molded metal, or some ancient object of superstition. But Scripture presents a much deeper—and more dangerous—reality. The Bible doesn't confuse an idol with the god it represents. It repeatedly distinguishes between the two. An idol is not the god itself, but an access point —a spiritual portal of presence and power. The danger isn’t in the wood or stone. It’s in what it conn

What to expect The Bible is not a flat, modern document—it is a richly layered, supernatural story. From Genesis to Revelation, we...

Does the Divine Council worldview contradict Reformed theology? Some assume it does, claiming it resembles polytheism or speculative...

As the Reformed community increasingly embraces a supernatural interpretation of scripture ( see my articles on the Divine Council ),...