Divine Justice is equally retributive and reparative.
Tag Archives: Hermeneutics
The Alien and the Earth
What am I to you, World, but a passing stranger?
Whole Bodies. Halved Souls.
How plagued we are by this broken duality.
One Year of Blogging in the Books!
I launched this blog one year ago today.
I Am A Neo-Evangelical: Here Is Why This Matters
Are you still an evangelical?
What is it like to be in a loveless relationship?
Make Relationships Love-Filled Again.
Love Your Neighbor: Afghanistan
Love your neighbor.
Of Christians, Pandemics, and Pro-Life Hypocrisy
Bear one another’s burdens.
The Case Against the Internet Jesus Part 2 – “Historical” Jesus
Historical Jesus?
The Case Against the Internet Jesus: Part 1 – “Colonizer” Jesus
Colonizer Jesus?
Thoughts So Far On: Talking Back To Purity Culture
I’m working my way through Rachel Joy Welcher’s book, Talking Back to Purity Culture: Rediscovering Faithful Christian Sexuality and it’s a work of art. Rachel covers the rise of “traditional values” taking over the American Christian culture in the 60s and 70s as a reactionary effort to combat the explosion of sexual liberation and theContinue reading “Thoughts So Far On: Talking Back To Purity Culture”
Thoughts on our Preaching Masterclass (so far)
I’ve had the privilege of participating in a preaching masterclass offered by our church’s executive pastor, Rohan Samuels, M.T.S.; ThD (cand.). I’m thankful for the course because it brings out the validity and technicality of what preaching can be. The weight of transferring that which is plainly visible on the pages of scripture onto anContinue reading “Thoughts on our Preaching Masterclass (so far)”
God, Is That You?
Why should God be the focus of every passage we read in the Bible? Because we can learn more about His character, His conduct, His personality, His motives, His goals, and His ultimate purpose for creation: salvation.
Olivet Theory 