Monthly Archives: January 2015

Tweet We skip over a lot of material when we go from creation to incarnation. Suffice it to say that the pre-existent Creator, the 2nd Person of the Trinity, by whom and for whom all things were created, and in … Continue reading →

Tweet Living in the city of San Francisco has alerted my heart to something: not everyone believes in God. That people are able, willing, even desirous of creating their own gods is clear. While “spirituality” is a value, pluralism or, … Continue reading →

Tweet Christmastime, and the incarnation of Christ, has prompted my thinking on the gospel. I’ve decided that the truly distinct nature of our message, in contrast to all man-made religious systems, sets itself apart only when viewed in its fulness: … Continue reading →