Old Testament Studies in Leviticus: Holy Living 24 Mar 2015 "And He called..." that is how the book of Leviticus begins. In fact that is its original Hebrew title. The title most English speakers know is drawn from the Septuagint,…
Books A Review of “The End of the Law” by Jason Meyer 23 Mar 2015 Our understanding of the ways the Old and New Testament relate to one another have a host of theological, pastoral, and practical implications. Too many Christians settle for a rudimentary…
Reading This Week’s Good Reads 20 Mar 201521 Mar 2015 Every week I compile a list of interesting articles from around the web. Here's this week's list, be sure to check it out. There's bound to be something here that…
Counseling Domestic Abuse Counseling Seminar 20 Mar 2015 Our second of three Counseling workshops is quickly approaching. On April 25th we will be hosting our workshop on Biblical Counseling for those Suffering from Domestic Abuse. This is an…
Uncategorized Next Week 20 Mar 2015 1) A Review of The End of the Law by Jason Meyer A really thorough book on New Covenant Theology and Jesus' fulfillment of the Old Testament law. Meyer examines, in…
Culture Love is Always Discriminating 19 Mar 2015 “If you love me you will accept me.” This common refrain, though ubiquitous, greatly misunderstands the reality of love. This misconception of love asserts that full acceptance is required for…
Counseling Fear as a Potential Root of Self-Righteousness 18 Mar 2015 Self-righteousness sends people to hell. Any attempt to stand before God convinced that we are somehow "good enough" in our own selves reveals a level of arrogance and pride that is rivaled…
Old Testament Studies in Leviticus: Sacrifice 17 Mar 2015 The sacrificial system of the Old Testament is a strange and foreign concept to the modern reader. It’s not easy to understand why God instituted sacrifices, what they accomplished, and…
Books A Review of “Compassion without Compromise” by Adam Barr and Ron Citlau 16 Mar 2015 Grace and truth are to be the key markers of all Christian relationships. Often we find that we can be good with one or the other of these characteristics, but…
Books A Review of “God’s Battle Plan for the Mind” by David Saxton 14 Mar 2015 Transformation comes through the “renewal of the mind,” or at least that’s what the Apostle Paul believed. He teaches as much to the Romans. Our thinking habits have massive implications…
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