Sadly, many of us do exactly what Kierkegaard warns us about – we construct something that we hold up for others to see, but which we are no

The dangers of being a self-righteous prig are real for all of us...

Our freedom from worry is due to our confidence that God is our Father.

Should we do communion in our homes as individuals or families? I believe the answer is no.

The following is an edited transcript of the CRC podcast available here and here. I have to admit that it is getting to the point where I cannot remember the...

Dealing with the difficult issue of when young people should be baptized.

Our children need an alien salvation, a true change of heart, a new nature, not mere encouragement to be better.

Baptism is an ordinance given to the church as a sign of the New Covenant to be received by the believer in obedience to Christ.

Parents are called to be in charge of their families and we must not shrink from this God-given responsibility.

I want to take the opportunity to explain baptism a little bit and the reason why it is so important to individuals and the church.

Sin is the universal human problem and it must be a central part of how we understand our children and of how we approach parenting.

If you are a parent you have heard the following verse. It’s probably been quoted to you like a mantra or promise, Train up a child in the way he should go; ...

Trust me. I'm not an expert. In fact, when it comes to being a parent, I'm not really sure I know what I'm doing most of the time. I'm not writing this serie...

This blog is the conclusion to my discussion on dispensationalism and why I believe it employs a faulty hermeneutic and thus comes to a number of faulty conc...

Last Sunday we dealt with a complex passage (Listen or Watch). Revelation 10:1-11:14 is not easy. I want to make sure we all understand these verses before w...

This is blog number six in the series on why I am not a dispensationalist. In short, as I hope has become clear, I believe dispensationalism to be based upon...

Let me remind you of where we have come now that we are 5 blogs into this series. In my previous blogs, I outlined why a dispensational hermeneutic (point 1)...

In my last two blogs, using Christ’s Prophetic Plans as my guide, I outlined why a dispensational hermeneutic (point 1) and why a dispensationalist belief in...

In my last blog, I outlined why a dispensational hermeneutic is in error. In this article, I will show that the dispensationalist view of Israel and the chur...

In my last blog, I left you hanging. I stated, quite boldly, that I am not a dispensationalist but did not give any reasons as to why. This blog and the next...