New Creation and the House of God New Creation, the House of God, and Baptism New Creation and the Church as the House of God The last im...

The second implication of creation being the Lord’s house is that as we too are baptized, new creations of God’s handiwork, that means we...

In my last post, I noted that when God created the heavens and the earth in Genesis 1, He was creating a house. Further, as Reverend Mich...

It has been too long since I've started writing again. I recently was asked to lead the men's prayer breakfast and Bible study that we ha...

I felt it was appropriate as the year closes to spend some time reflecting on how I have been edified by doing the show over the past yea...

One of the primary tenets of Presuppositionalism is that there is no neutrality in thinking. No one enters into any aspect of reasoning a...

The new life in which we can walk (Romans 6:4) as new creatures, slaves to God and righteousness, in turn presupposes being set free from...

In modern Evangelical circles, it is still common to hear of the Inerrancy of Scripture. Nearly every orthodox Christian church (hopefull...

By: Beau Bogus It was around five years ago that I began to take seriously the need for me to be able to aptly defend the Christian faith...

By: Beau Bogus I grew up in a broadly evangelical church. I grew up going to church almost every Sunday (which I do consider a blessing) ...

The Sanctified Mind Podcast is the result of numerous, informal theological discussions that have occurred between three lifelong friends...

By: Ryan Hedrich To conclude his book, the author of Ecclesiastes self-evaluated himself to be wise, having uprightly taught, weighed, st...