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Daniel Rowlands

Are Good Works Good Enough?

By Daniel Rowlands / September 29, 2025

Works are what we do—our actions. But what does it mean if we add “good?” What makes a work good?

Should Images of God Be Allowed in the Church?

By Daniel Rowlands / August 8, 2025

The second commandment (Exod. 20:4-6) expressly forbids the use of images of God in worship. How should we view images of God used in teaching, such as pictures of Jesus?

Faith or Repentance—Which Comes First?

By Daniel Rowlands / July 14, 2025

Must people repent of their sins before God grants justifying faith? Or does repentance follow faith? Which comes first—faith or repentance?

What Is Persistent Prayer? — Matthew 7:7

By Daniel Rowlands / July 9, 2025

Scripture teaches us to persist in prayer, but should we be repetitive? If God hears our prayers the first time, why should we keep coming back to the throne of grace with the same petition?

What Is “The Holy Catholic Church”?

By Daniel Rowlands / July 3, 2025

When Christians say the Apostles’ Creed, they state that they believe in “the holy catholic church.” What does this actually mean?

Why Does the Bible Call the Fear of God “Clean”? — Psalm 19:9

By Daniel Rowlands / June 24, 2025

We often think of “fear” in a negative sense; yet, we are called to fear God, which is good and right. Why does the Bible call the fear of God “clean” in Psalm 19:9?

Singleness: A Gift from God

By Daniel Rowlands / June 23, 2025

Some people enjoy the companionship and intimacy of marriage, while others prefer independence. Why is singleness a gift from God?

God’s Protection from the Devil’s Schemes

By Daniel Rowlands / May 20, 2025

The devil tempted Jesus to submit to his authority instead of God’s. Here are two schemes Satan uses today to try to separate us from Jesus and how God protects us from them.

Seeing God’s Blessings in Our Expectations and Limitations

By Daniel Rowlands / April 30, 2025

What should our expectations of others and ourselves be in light of limitations? This is the heart of the matter.