Most arguments about creation are arguments about the past. But the doctrine of creation is first a claim about jurisdiction — who has the right to say. Why nothing else grounds an obligation, the best objection to the Creator’s authority, and where the claim finally lands.
Christ kept the four spring feasts of Leviticus 23 on their own days, in order, without a miss. Three autumn appointments remain — Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles. What the unfulfilled feasts tell you about the shape of what is coming, and why they still do not hand you a date.
Everyone now runs a small publicity department. Scripture calls a man with two selves double minded — two-souled — and the first sin judged inside the church was not withholding but curating. What years of editing yourself actually costs, and how the division heals.
The apology was real and the work is underway — but somewhere in the second month it turned into a ledger. Amends made to purchase a verdict are a campaign, and campaigns have an election day. How to tell the difference, and how to change the audience.
“I’m not claiming anything. I just lack a belief. The burden is yours.” You have heard it, and it usually
God gave us exact numbers and withheld the starting gun. That is not an oversight. At the very end of
The same man who was too tired to stay awake in the boat told the storm to stop, and it
You did the hardest thing you have ever done, and the door still did not open. You rehearsed it in
Ink on a page is just ink. So how did that sentence come to be about your mother? Pick up
Every honest conversation about the Lord’s return eventually arrives at one name. And it is never your own. A man
The last book of the Old Testament ends with a fire and a ledger. Both of them are mercy. Malachi
You have rehearsed that conversation forty times. You have never once had it. It starts in the truck. Somebody said
A federal-head Adam drawn from a population is available to theistic evolution. A woman built from that man’s side is not — and the apostles argue from the mechanism, not the theme.
Abraham slept through the only part that counted. Every argument you have ever had about the end times is really an argument about what happened in that dark field.
God did not take the snakes away. He forged the thing that was killing them, hung it in the air, and asked dying men to do the one thing a dying man can still do.
You did the work for eleven days and feel exactly the same. The parable nobody preaches says the growing happens where you cannot watch it — and that is the only reason it is safe.
The tautology charge against Darwinism fails, and Christians should stop using it. The sharper version of that objection survives scrutiny — here is how to ask it.
Isaiah counted. He said God would recover His people a second time, and then described a gathering from the four corners of the earth that Babylon never matched.
The argument from divine hiddenness is the most reasonable-sounding objection there is. Scripture does not deny the premise — it answers it with a Person.
You have argued with the same thought a hundred times in the car and never once on paper. Renewal that leaves no record is rumination with a Christian accent.
