John 3:16 (and its larger context) is not simply designed to teach people biblical doctrines or facts. It has a larger aim. Namely, God through the apostle John wants to solicit a response on the part of the reader. That’s why I’m a “John-Calvinist” when I interpret and apply this passage.
Read MoreIn this article, Eric Sims aims to identify a few certainties and to clear away a few errors concerning the suffering of children. He concludes: God is good, and loving, and just, and in control, even when we do not understand.
Read MoreBraden Patterson briefly addresses the importance of using more than one Bible translation.
Read MoreProfessor John Reuther discusses the Holy Spirit’s role as a member of the Trinity.
Read MoreRob Ventura's forthcoming book emphasizes a biblically grounded approach to evangelism, moving beyond pragmatic methods to a deeper understanding of its rich theological foundations.
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