Ephesians 1:1-14 Predestination has been a part of our Reformed Theology since our very beginning. For the earliest reformers, most specifically John Calvin, predestination
One of the many things I appreciate about Presbyterianism is our insistence on working through committees. Yes – committees can be unwieldy and cumbersome and
The Bible is a book about giving – with more promises related to giving than to any other subject! For example, the subject of “believing”
I’m afraid if I make a pledge, I won’t be able to fulfill it. . . . A lot of us feel that way, but we still have car loans and mortgages, we sign rental agreements and buy things on credit. Can we extend to God the same commitment we extend to our bank?
Psalm 42 (Paraphrase) September 25, 2025 When I was in seminary, we were taught to dig into a text not only for its meaning
Psalm 130 (Paraphrase) September 18, 2025 When I was in seminary, we were taught to dig into a text not only for its meaning
Psalm 51 (Paraphrase) September 11, 2025 When I was in seminary, we were taught to dig into a text not only for its meaning
Psalm 23 September 4, 2025 When I was in seminary, we were taught to dig into a text not only for its meaning in
Don’t just look at it, eat it! John 6:25-35 August 28, 2025 I enjoy baking. I especially enjoy baking bread. Lately, I’ve been making
Public Discipleship John 4:1-42 August 21, 2025 For centuries, Christians have generally had a dim view of the Samaritan Woman, the Woman at the