• Fullness of Joy: The OT and the Afterlife

    The Old Testament’s teachings on the afterlife have been criticized by modern scholars who argue that it lacks hope for resurrection and eternal life compared to the New Testament. However, careful analysis reveals that foundational beliefs about God’s power over life and death, covenantal relationships, and redemptive promises provide early indications of hope for life…

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  • The Common Sense of Thanksgiving

    The discussion on Thanksgiving highlights an innate human instinct to express gratitude, rooted in both cultural traditions and spiritual beliefs. Despite its commonality, many individuals fall short of honoring God through thanks. Ultimately, this lack of gratitude illustrates a deeper need for forgiveness and transformation in recognizing and appreciating divine blessings.

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  • Something Close to Biblicism

    Something Close to Biblicism

    John Frame is one of my favorite theologians. His conspicuous commitment to the supremacy of Scripture (sola Scriptura) is a big reason I like his theological writings. Frame not only affirms sola Scriptura as one among many important doctrines. He believes the doctrine itself should control the way we think about and apply theology.

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