canard . noun, plural canards. 1) a false or baseless, usually derogatory story, report, or rumor. Ahhhhh, the canards that come from th...

Are the Jehovah's Witnesses, or Watchtower, a Christian church? This is a topic worth looking into considering the Watchtower is getting...

Popular Reformed Baptist pastor and blogger Tim Challies fired off an article that articulated the traditional Reformed interpretation rega...

It's taken me awhile to chime in on the Matthew Becker situation, namely because as a layman, I don't think it is necessarily my spo...

Or, what I should say is, what a person or congregation confesses about Christ matters. There are certain things that are within Christian O...

This will be the third and final installment of a response to Andrew Clover, who blogs over at Reformation 500. Mr. Clover wrote a three-par...

I decided to take up responding to Andrew Clover's articles over at Reformation 500 that argue against the Lutheran stance on the Lord...

An old friend of mine (a former Lutheran, now a Calvinist) recently came to this blog to challenge some of the Lutheran interpretations of t...

Pretty much every Christian church has Sacraments. And if a church has no sacraments, it rejects means of grace. That usually leads to a fal...

I continue my response to Pr. Jordan (J.D.) Hall today. I am replying to a blog post he wrote over at the Pulpit and Pen site that was ver...

I continue my response to Pr. Jordan (J.D.) Hall today. I am replying to a blog post he wrote over at the Pulpit and Pen site that was very...

Recently there was a scathing response written to an article one of my friends wrote that I thought was sloppily done at best. Hopefully, I ...