I use big words in sermons. Sometimes I even use them correctly. I also talk about philosophical concepts and theological principles. I do this without…
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I recently had the opportunity to interact with Daniel Johnson, a researcher examining the life and work of Isaac Watts. In the Church of Christ,…
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Communion goes by many names. It is the table of the Lord (1 Corinthians 10:21). It is the eucharist, the Greek term for the blessing…
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Is it possible that a person might have an experience that demonstrates the existence of God? Internal Experience It is interesting that when all the…
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The life and work of ministry are canonical in that they are shaped by Canon, identified by Canon, constrained by Canon, and fueled by Canon.…
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I love parodies. I always have. I have been a Weird Al fan for as long as I can remember. His renditions of pop songs have…
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The article that follows is the end of Alexander Campbell’s article, written in 1839, criticizing the gaudy appearance of Christians in worship. His plea is…
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The article that follows is the beginning of Alexander Campbell’s article, written in 1839, criticizing the gaudy appearance of Christians in worship. He argues that reverence for…
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In part one of this article, we discussed how Christianity brings the voice of the Invisible God into the visible world. For many, this is…
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