How My Mind Was Blown in Memphis
How many, reputed orthodox, have not the mark of God’s people! and how many, reputed heterodox, have it so evident, that all may see it!... Read more
Category: Writing
Two Rules of Theology
I learn it is one thing to think the truth, another to live it. James Wm. McClendon, Jr. (Ethics, p. 43) In McClendon’s systematic theology,... Read more
Back in Action and a Quick Update
Hello everyone, I’ve missed interacting with you all over the last few weeks on Facebook, YouTube, and my blog. When Laura got out of school... Read more
Non-Miraculous Indwelling?
In the Church of Christ, there is a debate between two major camps concerning the Holy Spirit: the “word only” view and the literal indwelling... Read more
The Purpose of Holy Spirit Baptism
Then He said to me, “Son of man, these bones are the whole house of Israel; behold, they say, ‘Our bones are dried up and... Read more
Holy Spirit Baptism: Who is it For?
Continuing my series on the Holy Spirit, we now turn our attention to baptism, specifically Holy Spirit baptism. Gathering them together, He commanded them not... Read more
The Holy Spirit and Gender
A friend recently recommended a book to me by Rachel Held Evans called Searching for Sunday. Evans, a wife, mother, and author, passed away just... Read more
New Series: A Few Thoughts on the Holy Spirit
Hello again, my friends. Someone recently asked if I had written anything on the Holy Spirit, and while I’m sure I’ve written something, I wanted... Read more
My Stance on Prophecy and Unity
As you probably know if you are regular reader of this blog, I am “known” for my views on Bible prophecy (whatever that means). Because... Read more
How Admitting You Don’t Know Everything Can Help Your Church
If you teach a Bible class or give talks at church in any capacity, don’t shy away from passages you don’t understand. Instead, turn the... Read more