It's pretty disturbing when people can make Scriptures means the opposite of what they plainly state. One such example is Romans 12:3, w...

Westminster Confession of Faith, XXIX: V Of the Lord's Supper The outward elements in this sacrament, duly set apart to the uses ord...

John 17 is commonly referred to as the High Priestly Prayer of Jesus. In it, there are some phrases spoken by Christ that Hyper Calvinism wr...

Do Christians need continual exhortation to be spurred on to better works and love of God and neighbor? That's a big question, and one...

The Gospel is the sweet savor of salvation for all those who believe. It's the verdict rendered in the work of Christ alone that says ...

I came across a quote on the www today by Charles Spurgeon, the great Landmark Baptist "Prince of Preachers," as he is so called. ...

This post is not intended to be a major theological treatise, but rather, a reflection of my own journey to the Evangelical Catholic (Luther...

Interesting topic, this. I do think, when we look at this topic of faith and sola fide, that Lutheranism differs from the rest of Protestant...

The Council of Orange (529 AD) is a famous early church ecumenical council. There are a few major points we can draw from this council. Fi...

Top 10 ways to get under the skin of a Confessional Lutheran. 10. Tell them that oyster crackers and grape juice is communion. Jesus use...