Category: Christology
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From Logos to Christos: Wisdom Christology, John 1, and the Christian Reading of Scripture
Read essay: From Logos to Christos: Wisdom Christology, John 1, and the Christian Reading of ScriptureChrist is “the wisdom of God” (1 Cor 1:24). Paul does not merely say that Jesus is wise, that he teaches wisdom, or even…
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The God Who Needs Nothing Gives Everything: Aseity, Infinity, and the Fullness of Divine Life
Read essay: The God Who Needs Nothing Gives Everything: Aseity, Infinity, and the Fullness of Divine LifeReader’s introduction: A substantial exposition of divine aseity, infinity, creation, and the generosity of the blessed God. Begin with the Divine Blessedness reading pathway…
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On Trinitarian Analogies
Read essay: On Trinitarian AnalogiesYou’re sitting in Sunday school, and someone asks how to explain the Trinity. Within seconds, someone mentions ice, water, and steam. Another person brings…
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Focus on What You Can’t See: What Does the Bible Say God Is Like?
Read essay: Focus on What You Can’t See: What Does the Bible Say God Is Like?In our visually-driven age, we’re constantly surrounded by things clamoring for our attention. Social media, TV, billboards, and smartphones all compete to capture our…
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Classical Theism and Neo-Apollinarian Christology: A Comparative Analysis
Read essay: Classical Theism and Neo-Apollinarian Christology: A Comparative AnalysisShould Apollinarianism be revised? The hypostatic union will remain a mystery, but Chalcedonian Christology provided a reliable safeguard to understand the nature of the…
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WHO IS JESUS?
Read essay: WHO IS JESUS?HEBREWS 1:1-4 Who is Jesus? This question is incredibly controversial and intensely personal. If you could only use one chapter to describe Jesus, I…
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Fishing Without Jesus
Read essay: Fishing Without JesusJust after the resurrection, in John 21, Peter said, “I’m going fishing” and the other disciples typically followed him (Jn 21:3). They fished all…
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Can the Soul Feel its Worth?
Read essay: Can the Soul Feel its Worth?The Secular Coalition for America states that they exist “to increase the visibility of and respect for nontheistic viewpoints in the United States and…
