
Enjoying and exploring the blessed God with Scripture and classical theism.
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Around the year of our Lord 380, Gregory of Nazianzus preached a sermon in Constantinople that we now know as Oration 38, “On the Nativity of Christ.” Gregory had come to the city in 379 to strengthen the Nicene faith at a time when the chu...
Does God force sinners to believe in Jesus Christ? If God changes our hearts so that we come to Christ, are we really making a choice?
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In 1542, Albert Pighius published Ten Books on Human Free Choice a...
Why does Mark say that Jesus “intended to pass by” the disciples (ἤθελεν παρελθεῖν αὐτούς, Mark 6:48)? This seems almost incidental, or perhaps even a failure on Jesus’ part to pass by unnoticed. But is that what Jesus is doing? Is that wha...
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Can baptism benefit someone years after the water has dried? What does baptism mean for Christians who continue to struggle with sin long after they were baptized?
These questions occupied John Calvin...
Johann Gerhard, the seventeenth-century Lutheran theologian, begins with a beautiful claim: “As God is most perfect, so he is most blessed; indeed, he is blessedness itself” (Loci theologici, §306, 368).
Johann Gerhard, the seventeenth-cen...
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Exploring divine blessedness through Scripture and the great theologians, that we might know, love, and enjoy the blessed God. Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Freed-Hardeman University. Husband. Father of three. Blessed.
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