> One of the beautiful mysteries of the Christian life is the dual nature of the believer’s righteousness. On the one hand, every Christian is clothed with perfect […]
State of Theology 2025: What Christians Really Believe
“Did God really say?” (Genesis 3:1) > That ancient question still echoes in our churches today. The 2025 State of Theology Survey from Ligonier Ministries and Lifeway Research reveals something alarming: even among those who […]
From the Reformers to the Arminians: How the Focus of Faith Shifted and Why It Still Matters
The Protestant Reformation recovered a truth long obscured: that salvation belongs to the Lord — wholly the work of God’s sovereign grace from beginning to end. Reformers such […]
By Faith Alone: The Reformation’s Enduring Message of Salvation
> In the early sixteenth century, a theological and spiritual revolution swept through Europe, ignited by figures such as Martin Luther, John Calvin, Ulrich Zwingli, and others. The […]
Why God’s People are Chosen in Love to Believe in Him
The Tension Between Man’s Moral Responsibility and God’s Sovereignty in Redemption The relationship between man’s moral responsibility and God’s sovereignty has long stood as one of the most […]
The Sacrificial Love of God Gives Us Hope
> The cross of Jesus Christ stands as the decisive moment in salvation history. It is not a tragic accident, nor a simple example of martyrdom, but the […]
Our Role in God’s Plan of Salvation
> Humanity has long pondered how we are redeemed—made right with God and assured of eternal life. The Bible addresses several common perspectives, some of which have gained […]
Is Our Free Will Limited By God’s Sovereignty?
> The paradox surrounding God’s sovereignty and human responsibility in the domain of salvation has perplexed theologians for centuries. According to this theological conundrum, God is absolutely sovereign […]
How to Describe God and What He is Like
> The nature and character of God are foundational to our understanding of who He is and how we relate to Him. Throughout Scripture and the teachings of […]
Dangerous Doctrines and False Teachers: A Warning for Christians
> As believers, we are called to be discerning and to “test everything; hold fast what is good” (1 Thessalonians 5:21). This article aims to highlight some dangerous […]
Do All Religions Lead to God? A Biblical Perspective
> In today’s pluralistic society, many people believe that all religions ultimately lead to God. This view, known as religious pluralism, suggests that different faith traditions are simply […]
How Free Will Works to Justify or Condemn Us
> In Christian theology, the concept of human free will is a deeply intricate and debated topic that touches upon the core of moral responsibility, divine justice, and […]
