Nicholas T. Batzig

The biblical account of Abraham offering up Isaac (Gen. 22) is full of redemptive-historical, typological and experiential riches. As we read through the... Read More

Whenever I carry out pre-marital counseling with a young couple, I dedicate an entire session to the subject of expectations and communication.... Read More

Currently, we are in the process of training and electing our first deacons at New Covenant. Consequently, I’ve had the privilege of studying,... Read More

Many years ago, on a phone call with the legendary Scottish minister, Eric Alexander, I had one of the most meaningful conversations that I’ve ever had on... Read More

At the end of each year, I like to compile–for the members of the congregation that I pastor–a list of the number... Read More

One of the more difficult questions for any serious student of Scripture to answer is, “How did the Magi know that a... Read More

One of the things that I love most about Christmas is getting to meditate anew on the role that Angels played in the... Read More

The Divine authorship of Scripture is a subject to which we should constantly return and one that should recurrently fill the minds of the... Read More

Communicating with congregants and connecting ministries are two of the greatest challenges a church planter faces in the early years of ministry. In fact, these... Read More

23 years ago David Wells wrote No Place for Truth, in which he suggested that individuals in a society that self-consciously suppresses the... Read More