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The science of hermeneutics (i.e., principles of interpretation) is among the most rewarding branches of all theological studies. Something wonderful results from bringing into focus... Read More

I grew up on St. Simons Island, GA––a small barrier island off the coast of Southeast Georgia. I well remember the first time my mother... Read More

A Christian family once approached the late Dr. John Gerstner and asked him to baptize their newborn child. As the time approached for the ceremony,... Read More

It should sadden us to learn that the church of our day has neglected one of the greatest treasures God has given her to worship... Read More

In John Bunyan’s classic, The Pilgrim’s Progress, there is a sobering picture of the experience of apostasy in the lives of those who once professed faith... Read More

Most of us have seen a true-crime documentary or televised court case in which a victim’s family members say something like this: “We don’t believe... Read More

Many professing believers content themselves with a mere cursory knowledge of Scripture, while filling their minds, hearts, and conversations with a knowledge of politics, literature,... Read More

There might not be a passage of Scripture more underappreciated for its rich theological, ecclesiological, and eschatological focus than that which we find in Hebrews 3:1-6.... Read More

It is probably fair to draw the conclusion that there is a universal dislike for personal criticism and correction. Nothing reveals the pride that resides... Read More

It is the common lot of those God has called into gospel ministry to become discouraged on account of the challenges and trials that come... Read More