Those whose hearts have been made new by the Holy Spirit enjoy the experience of God's grace and glory in this life, and have the promise of everlasting life with Christ in the kingdom of His glory.

During the 11th Century, two great debates took place in the church. The Investiture controversy was a dispute between the Emperors and the Popes over who had the authority to appoint priests and bishops in the church. And Anselm challenged the accepted thinking concerning the atonement of Christ and gave rise to Scholasticism.

Before we can understand what God has said, sometimes we need to understand how God has said. Different genres of Biblical literature require different understandings. How should we read the parables of Jesus? Are they allegories, with each detail representing something? Or does each one have only one main point? How do they communicate God's Word? How can we understand them 2000 years later?

Those who joyfully extend mercy to others demonstrate that they have experienced God's mercy in Christ and possess an unwavering hope in the fulfillment of God's mercy at the resurrection.

When we hunger and thirst for righteousness, God will satisfy our longing with the righteousness of Christ applied to our souls.

An exposition of chapter 14 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith, concerning the origin, basis, and nature of saving faith. Faith being a grace of God given to the elect, enabling them to cast themselves whole-heartedly upon Christ for justification, sanctification, and glorification.