Exploring the origins of the New Testament canon and other biblical and theological issues
Now that high school graduation season is coming to a close, I know that a lot of parents out there have one simple question on their mind: Have I done a good job preparing my child for college? Every Christian parent wonders this. We pray that … [Continue reading]
Well it's that time of year. This Friday we will graduate another class of seminary students at RTS Charlotte, sending them off to serve the Lord in a variety of ways. And during each of these graduations, I have an opportunity to give a final … [Continue reading]
Ok, so I am biased. Let me just get it out there. But, that doesn't change the fact that my wife Melissa's new kids book, His Grace is Enough: How God Makes It Right When We've Got it Wrong (Good Book Company, 2022), is really something special. … [Continue reading]
As we wrap up the Spring 2022 term, there are some amazing classes coming up for the Summer term here at RTS Charlotte. I can't mention all of them, but here are a few highlights below. In particular, I want to note that Dr. Michael Haykin from … [Continue reading]
How do we know which books are from God, and which are not? Certainly the apostolic origins of a book can help identify it as being from God (see post here). And, the church’s overall consensus on a book can be part of how we identity it as being … [Continue reading]
