Review of Redeeming Productivity by Reagan Rose

I have been busy and not having time to blog, but stay tuned. More is coming! Today, I have a book review to share. I recently discovered Reagan Rose's ministry called Redeeming Productivity, and he has encapsulated the meat of his ministry in his new book from Moody Publishers titled Redeeming Productivity: Getting More Done … Continue reading Review of Redeeming Productivity by Reagan Rose →

I’m a PhD Student!

I wanted to share that I’ve been accepted in the PhD program in Bible and Theology at Calvary University (Kansas City, MO), and I’d like to tell a little more about it. I’ve spent most of the past decade on graduate theological education part-time. For me, these studies have been for me to (1) deepen … Continue reading I’m a PhD Student! →

Sunday: Christian Sabbath, Lord’s Day, or Something Else – Problems with the Traditionalist Lord’s Day Position, Part 2

Continuing my series from last year, the traditionalist position on Sunday has three additional considerations, including (1) Rev. 1's reference to the Lord's Day is insufficient to the traditionalist position, (2) Psalm 118 is not sufficient to provide a basis for rejoicing on Sunday, and (3) There is no necessity for there to be an anti-type of the Sabbath in the Church Age.

Foundations Baptist Fellowship Meeting 2018 – Day 1

This week I am happy to be attending the Foundations Baptist Fellowship International Annual Fellowship at the First Baptist Church of Troy, MI, a northern suburb of Detroit. This is the first time I have attended a meeting in these circles, and I have been looking forward to it. On Monday, there was just one … Continue reading Foundations Baptist Fellowship Meeting 2018 – Day 1 →

A Study of the Rapture in 1 Thessalonians 4 and 5: Part 2

The Day of the LORD will come suddenly on the earth but the Thessalonians won't be surprised since they know the truth that they will be taken up before it begins.