Jesus sets Himself on the level of the people He is ministering to in such a way that the scribes and Pharisees are offended. Surely, He...

Jesus proclaimed the Kingdom of God that did not come by force, but by His own death and which His disciples enter through suffering. ...

The good news Jesus came to proclaim was freedom for prisoners, sight for the blind, freedom for the oppressed, and that God’s time of...

So much of my own faith journey is wrapped up in these readings and these questions. In high school, I attended a Christian school, and...

The matter of God’s judgment in the Canons of Dort is perhaps my own biggest struggle with their teaching. It is hard not to escape a...

Q. What is your only comfort in life and in death? A. That I am not my own, but belong—body and soul, in life and in death—to my faithful...

Perhaps the most comforting passage in the Heidelberg Catechisms' second section is Q&A 52: “How does Christ’s return “to judge the...

On the first read, the Heidelberg Catechism’s use of the word “hate” in Q&A 5 seems a bit harsh. In fact, my natural reaction is, “How...

Dear Dave, I read the recent New York Times article and your follow-up interview with Herald-Mail Media regarding the Maddi Runkles...

When participating in mercy ministries, it is requisite to understand what the word “poverty” means. I have found myself susceptible to...

The notion that social justice is a distinct action that is not part of the Gospel is a failure to understand the good news of Christ....