An exposition of the sixth line of the Apostles' Creed, discussing the importance of Christ's ascent to heaven and his session at the right hand of the Father as Mediator of the New Covenant, High Priest, and King over His people.

An exposition of chapter 2 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith. The doctrine of God ad intra, His attributes, His perfections, His tri-unity.

God's mercy to us in Christ proves a guide to order our life together according to the gospel rather than the law. Believers should act, especially in the church, as those who have been saved by grace and will be judged by the perfect law of liberty.

What is the relationship between evangelism and discipleship? Does discipleship follow evangelism? Or is evangelism merely the first step in discipleship?

When we show partiality, we are not seeing things as God sees them, and are not keeping the law as a rule of life. But we sin and are found to be judges with evil thoughts.

During the 4th Century, the church fought some of its greatest battles defending the deity of Christ and the nature of the Trinity. While Constantine welcomed the world into the church. Many believers then fled to the desert to become Monks in an effort to be "not of this world." But they found severe asceticism had no power to sanctify. What can the 21st Century church learn from the practice of the monastery regarding the life of the church in the world, while remaining free from it's ungodly influence?

A review of the goals and methods of Biblical interpretation, including the four-fold sense of Scripture, the Quadriga, and a demonstration of the Grammatical-Historical Hermeneutic as the first step in exegesis. See the attached PDF to follow along with the demonstration.