One of the great goals, to which each of us should aspire in our short lives, is that of becoming a teachable person. That statement... Read More

Many people have a conception of Jesus that is–to put it as bluntly as possible–substantively deficient. Many envision Jesus as the prototypical religious leader who only cared... Read More

Throughout human history, men have wrestled with the problem of evil. The question, “How can a good and holy God allow evil to exist in the world... Read More

I recently had a friend tell me how distraught she was over the fact that someone she had been discipling wanted to be left alone.... Read More

One of the perennial problems of the fallen human condition is that men and women love to serve when there is respect, reputation and remuneration... Read More

In that extremely complex and, at times, hard to understand section of the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, we come across the comparison between the... Read More

“What sort of God must He be who commands His people to sing joyfully to Him from the heart?” That was the thought that struck... Read More

The longer I have been in ministry, the more I have found the ancient Latin proverb to be true: Repetitio mater studiorum est (i.e. repetition is the mother... Read More