The doctrine of justification by faith is more than Reformation truth; it's the heart of the good news.

The Christian doctrine of total depravity is intended to close our mouths. Can this be a good thing?

Chapter 2 of Romans is a great 'gotcha' moment, when you think you have the moral high ground...you don't.

No sooner has Paul announced "good news" than he suddenly starts to talk about God's wrath.

Paul has big news that he's not ashamed of about how to be right with God. Such is the message of Romans.

Of all the concepts that Christians need to understand to have a grasp on the nature of their relationship to God, covenant stands alone.

This chapter in Leviticus represents some of the most radical moral and social philosophy in the entire Bible.

It is one of the more counter-cultural aspects of Christianity that God insists that holiness begins in learning to rest.

There are few more insisted upon Christian attributes than the topic of holiness, but few more burdensome Christian virtues.

The Bible's position on the controversial topic of homosexuality is neither a stance of accommodation nor revulsion.