All is Grace
Zach HollifieldMusings and mullings along The Way.
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Hearers Who Do
Caspar David Friedrich, “The Midday,” 1821.
I have a problem. And it seems to be a common one among the demographic of married men. And even if a married man is unaware that he has the problem I’m pretty certain that his wife is aware that...
Content with a Fruitless Ministry
Caspar David Friedrich, “Tree of Crows” (c. 1822)
“I need to know that you will be content with a fruitless ministry.”
These were the words my former youth pastor whispered to me as we sat on the front pew of my home church. “What?” I re...
An Apology for "Doubting" Thomas (Part 2)
Caspar David Friedrich, “Two Men by the Sea,” 1817.
This is the second post in a two-part series. For part one, click here.
There are two other reasons to suspect that what is going on in Thomas’ doubt is not what we typically thin...
An Apology for "Doubting" Thomas (Part 1)
Caspar David Friedrich, “Two Men Contemplating the Moon,” 1825.
This is the first post in a two-part series.
As an apostle of our Lord Jesus Christ, you don’t get much worse in terms of street cred than Thomas. It’s probably only J...
Books, 2023
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Theology
- Reformed Dogmatics Volume II: God and Creation, Herman Bavinck
What is there to say? Like Job after Yahweh speaks from the whirlwind, I closed the book after almost every reading sp...
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