by Matt | Nov 25, 2019 | Exposition, Mark
Commissioned by His Father, anointed by John the Baptist and the Holy Spirit, trained in the wilderness, decisively defeated Satan, began filling His ranks, and now we’re here. Jesus now moves from his victory over the commanding officer of the opposition forces...
by Matt | Nov 18, 2019 | Exposition, Mark
Now that the new anointed King had already defeated the leader (Satan) in the wilderness, Jesus builds an army. What we see in our text for this post is the recruitment of four disciples to a new calling, who we now know were later counted among the Apostles. Is there...
by Matt | Nov 14, 2019 | Book Reviews, Reading Table, Uncategorized
Westminster and TheonomyFor quite sometime, a critique of theonomy is that is contra-confessional. The claim is that the judicial laws of Moses, specifically the case-laws, were taught by the Westminster Assembly to be expired. The experation is due to the redemptive...
by Matt | Nov 6, 2019 | Book Outlines, Book Reviews, Uncategorized
In our previous outlines in this book, we have seen that the tithe is obligatory, practical, and important for church reform. The importance of the tithe in the past has also been covered. Chapter 8 focuses on how a lawful world would operate, and how the tithe would...
by Matt | Oct 30, 2019 | Book Reviews, Reading Table, Uncategorized
Crumbs from the Reading Table highlights articles and essays for the interested reader. Hopefully, these short reads are encouraging and concise for those who have a busy schedule but want to learn. We nibble on some science, principles of worship, and health this...
