Posts filed under Biblical Theology

What should you Trust? What should you Doubt?

I was in a waiting room and began to read the March cover story of National Geographic (available here) when I came across the following two sentences,

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Swim at Your Own Risk! Sharks in the Water!

I hardly recognize the country I served honorably as a United States Marine (1995-2000). I hardly recognize the military of my beloved country, for that matter! What in the world is going on?

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How to Raise a Christian Narcissist

Narcissist. Self-Centered. Self-Adulating. Self-Promoting. Selfish.

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Want a Better Marriage? Get off Facebook

According to a recent study social networking may not make for healthy marriages.

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The Competitive Church

Sometimes I think I was born in the wrong historical era.

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College Student or College President

What's the difference in a typical male college student these days and a college president?

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Men Stepping Up

What's the most courageous thing you've ever done?

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Silver and Gold Have I None

As our church family studies through the Book of Acts together, we come this weekend to the first recorded healing after Pentecost (Acts 3). The man who had been crippled all his life (40+ years) is commanded in Jesus' name to "walk!" The result is more than walking. He leaps for joy and praises God!

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Everyone's a Theologian

Yes, everyone is a theologian. R.C. Sproul offers a detailed explanation of the importance and role that theology plays in the Christian life. In Everyone's a Theologian R.C. Sproul explains some of the Bible's most important teachings in a readable and systematic fashion. His ability to make complex subjects understandable, and his careful handling of the Word of God make this an excellent resource. This significant theology introduction will aid any believer to apply Christian truths in their walk with Christ. It is a book about God, the Bible and the implications for our life. It is written by one of our days most careful thinkers. He is rightly referred to as a theologian, but in this book he calls every Christian a theologian, because theology is simply thinking about God. Everyone does it, but not everyone does it well. Everyone is a theologian and in this book Dr. Sproul invites every Christian to think about God carefully. The aim of the book is to make sure that our theology is in fact driven by the Word of God. Although he completely confuses the issue of baptism I can still gladly recommend the rest of the book. We plan to use this book in a future study at CBC so we want to encourage you to please go ahead and pick it up.

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P101 - Fighting Sin God's Way

Earlier this week one of the Elders I serve with mentioned Psalm 101:3 as a "fighter verse." It is a verse he used and uses to help believers learn how to do battle against sin.

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