When saying the Apostles’ Creed, which is an historical, concise, and biblical summary of the Christian faith, we state that we believe in “the holy catholic church.” What does this mean?

When true remembering of God’s promises doesn’t happen, people can fall into idolatry. True remembering internalizes God's promises and faithfulness and issues forth a changed view of life and changed way of living.

What are the ordinary means of grace God has given to us in Christ to feed and nourish our faith, and why do we need them?

Right biblical doctrine shouldn’t make us feel angst; rather, when theology causes us distress, we should get curious. How can we go about investigating doctrines that make us uncomfortable?

Is biblical inerrancy just for the original version or may our English (or French, or German, or Spanish, etc.) translations of the Bible also be considered inerrant?

Who is Jesus talking about in Matthew 24:13 when he states, “But the one who endures to the end will be saved”?

While branding can be a useful business model, it’s incompatible with the message and mission of the church. Why?

The differences between earthly mindedness and heavenly mindedness are matters of the heart. Why does Jesus draw a stark contrast between focusing on things of this earth versus things of heaven in Matthew 6:20-21?

In Genesis 1:1-2 we read about God’s formless, empty, lifeless, black, and watery creation and how the Spirit of God loved, sustained, and upheld it. Right now you may feel confused. Empty. Lifeless. Dark. Chaotic. Whoever you are, and whatever the depths and agony of your trials, God is hovering over you: he loves you, he is near to you, and he can rescue you.