As he neared the end of his life, Michelangelo, the famous Italian artist, wrote a reflective poem that opened with the following stanza: “The
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The First Epistle of John is an intensely practical letter addressed to Christian readers. It warns against the dangers of false teaching and exhorts
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One topic that seemingly comes up more than most on our podcast is that of assurance of salvation, most likely because it can be
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Christianity asserts a number of seemingly counterintuitive truths. For example, wealth comes through poverty, maturity through childlikeness, exaltation by submission, life via death, glory
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Without doubt, other than creation, The Exodus is the single greatest event in the Old Testament. It is an incredible story. It is a
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If ever there was a day when we needed faith, it is today. The world around us is shaking. The pandemic is an obvious disturbance
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This week Josiah welcomes Dr. Christopher Cone to the podcast for a (long) chat about the always-important topic of assurance of salvation. Dr. Cone has been the
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We all want the people we love to know they are loved. We don’t want our family members and friends left wondering if our
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