"There is no tale ever told that men would rather find was true..."

J.R.R. Tolkien was not only a brilliant novelist, but also a devout Christian who sought to communicate truth and meaning through his stories.

Join me and Stuart Brooks as we discuss Tolkien's view of stories and the imagination, how those views show up in Tolkien's novels, and how this all points to the Christian Gospel.

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What does it mean that man is made in the image of God? What implications does it bear on our everyday life?

Why does Genesis describe the Garden of Eden with such specific details, such as precious stones and rivers? What if details like these help introduce one of the central themes in all of Scripture? Resources: G.K. Beale, The Temple and the Church's Mission: A Biblical Theology of the Dwelling Place of God

What makes the Genesis creation story different from other ancient creation myths, such as the Babylonian, Greek, and Egyptian accounts? This is part 1 of a new series exploring the theology of Genesis 1-2.

How does Scripture portray the anger of God in relationship to his love, holiness, goodness, and perfection? How do we speak clearly about this crucial yet delicate topic?

Resources:D.A. Carson, The Difficult Doctrine of God's Love

Join my conversation with a long-time teacher and academic mentor of mine. We discuss how one short Psalm contains the argument of Hebrews in nutshell form. A fascinating topic, and I hope it blesses you all. Spread the word by giving this interview a like, comment, and share.

Divine simplicity is a traditional doctrine within Christianity that few people talk about today, and even fewer accept as true. Why does divine simplicity matter for our view of God?

Resources:James Dolezal, All That Is in God: Evangelical Theology and the Challenge of Classical Christian Theism

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God knows all things, and by this knowledge, He creates and governs all things toward their intended purpose, which is to glorify Himself.

God's righteousness is so much more than his punishment of wrongdoing. It is something he imparts to those who trust in Christ. He is the Just One who justifies us.

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Christians often use the phrase "God is good." But how often do you stop to think about what this means? In this video, I aim to shed a fresh light on God's goodness.