Each week, when my children come over, they ask me, “What’s the plan for today?” When I arise, do I turn to God and ask him what the plan is? Do I ask him what he would have me do? Or do I expect God simply to bless my own objectives? Do I assume that … Continue reading What’s the Plan for Today
This was created to cover material that students in Moral Philosophy I at New College Franklin would miss due to a class cancellation during the Corona Virus Pandemic. The quality is better if viewed directly in youtube. It considers the relationship between faith and reason in two parts. Part 1 explored the manner in which … Continue reading Faith and Reason: A New College Franklin Lecture
Is sanctification an upward-bound journey or more like peeling an onion (by which fault and self are more and more deeply revealed)? Perhaps being more precise in terms of anthropology might be helpful. Distinguishing between affections, appetites, and the spiritual will of a person is important, for only one of these really apprehends the good … Continue reading Two Views of Santification
If you were over someone’s house and he told you that he had a visitor…that at that very moment Jesus Christ was in his office, what would you think or feel? Would you be interested in meeting him? Might you wish even for just a glimpse of his face? In prayer, we meet intimately with … Continue reading There is a Visitor
However one understands the sovereignty of God, one must reckon with several factors of salvation and experience: God is the Creator We continue to sin Scripture speaks of sanctification as real and as distinct from just believing more Some wonder, when will sanctification begin? Or, when will God take such and such a sin from … Continue reading God did not Create You to Take Your Life Over for You
A draft of a Paper submitted for a course at Holy Apostles College and Seminary Continue reading Principles of Science
Matthew 25:31-46 The Parable of the sheep and goats teaches us that when the Son of Man comes in glory, he will sit upon his throne and judge between us. The king will take his seat of authority. He will then separate us out according to how we have served him: for, truly, as we … Continue reading The King is in his People
