Christians believe that God exists. But is discussion of His existence part of theology or apologetics? Or maybe both?

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How do we observe the Third Commandment without becoming a bunch of monks?

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The Church should be the most pro-marriage institution on earth. This necessitates knowing the hard truths about sinful ideas.

Let's read through the Church Fathers, one by one, and get a picture of Church history from the ground floor.

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Let's continue reading from the Tripartite Tractate, and read up on how they excused their methods by formulating a very silly anthropology.

Let us go over the greeting in 2 Peter, and find out a bit of what makes St. Peter tick.

The Gentiles are brought in while those who did not believe were broken off. How shall we see this matter?

Jesus Christ is God. We must also confess that He is human. What's the best answer for how this works?

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What is the Sabbath? How do we rightly observe it? Where is Luther getting his positions on it?

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The Church should be the most pro-marriage institution on earth, and marriage is between adults.